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Thu, 17.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/Sartorius AG
Sartorius reported a solid set of Q1 results, with sales growing 7.7% yoy (6.5% yoy in constant currency) to EUR 883m, 2.4% ahead of consensus and supported by a continued recovery in consumables sales. Its underlying (adj.) EBITDA grew by 12.2% yoy to EUR 263m, a solid 4.6% consensus beat, while the book-to-bill ratio stayed well above 1.0x. Sartorius tabled a cautious but detailed guidance for 2025, with topline growth of c. 6% (+/-2%; Bioprocess Solutions [BPS] +7% and Lab Products & Services [LPS] +1%), with adj. EBITDA margins of 29%-30% (BPS 31%-32% and LPS 22%-23%). Both its current growth trajectory and 2025 guidance fall well below its ambitious mid term targets, leaving it open for potential market disappointment. Therefore, mwb research’s analysts continue to maintain their SELL rating at unchanged price target of EUR 182.00. The full update can be downloaded under research-hub.de/companies/Sartorius%20AG
Thu, 17.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/FCR Immobilien AG
FCR Immobilien AG ended the financial year with a significant increase in profits and confirmed its preliminary figures. Earnings before taxes (EBT) rose to EUR 23.1m (previous year: EUR 10.1m), driven by strategic property sales, stable portfolio development and consistent digitalisation. FFO was solid at EUR 7.0m despite higher interest costs, with an FFO margin of around 21%. The quality of the portfolio remained high: the occupancy rate increased to 94.1% and the WAULT to 5.7 years. The Management Board and the Supervisory Board propose to increase the dividend to EUR 0.45 per share. FCR thus confirms the sustainable profitability and stability of its business model, which is why the analysts reiterate their BUY recommendation with an unchanged price target of EUR 22.00. The previous full update can be downloaded under https://www.research-hub.de/companies/FCR%20Immobilien%20AG
Thu, 17.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/SUSS MicroTec SE
Suss MicroTec presented at the mwb research German Select Conference, where VP IR & Communications Sven Köpsel reviewed FY24 and addressed current trading conditions, in particular the impact of the new US tariffs (see a recording here: https://research-hub.de/events/video/2025-04-08-10-30/SMHN-GR). The company clarified its exposure to the US, with EUR 45-50m of order book tied to US customers. With manufacturing in Germany and Taiwan, Suss MicroTec faces tariff increases of potentially up to 20% (Germany) or 32% (Taiwan). Most US orders are expected to be fulfilled from Germany, and with customer Incoterms covering two-thirds of the tariff costs, Suss' direct exposure is around EUR 3m. Competitors face similar tariff pressures, limiting the competitive impact. Suss also noted uncertainties in AI orders due to cautious customer sentiment and the threat of global trade disruptions, echoing TSMC's comments today. With adjusted estimates, the analysts arrive at a new PT of EUR 68.40 (old: EUR 77.00), which is also supported by a discount of more than 50% on EV/EBIT and EV/EBITDA 25E to the peer group. BUY. The full update can be downloaded under https://www.research-hub.de/companies/SUESS%20MicroTec%20SE
Thu, 17.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/Siemens Energy AG
Siemens Energy (SE) delivered strong preliminary Q2 25 results, significantly beating market expectations. Order intake surged 52.3% yoy to EUR 14.43bn, while revenues rose 20.7% to EUR 9.96bn. Adjusted EBIT reached EUR 906m (margin: 9.1%), and free cash flow before tax more than doubled to EUR 1.39bn. Divisional performance was solid, especially in Gas Services and Grid Technologies. Despite continued challenges at Siemens Gamesa, losses narrowed. SE raised its FY25 guidance, now expecting 13– 15% revenue growth and EBIT margins of 4–6%, with net income up to EUR 1bn and FCF before tax of EUR 4bn. While mwb research’s analysts acknowledge the strong operational performance and raise their price target to EUR 52.00 (from EUR 50.00), the analysts maintain their SELL rating due to a demanding valuation and ongoing geopolitical risks. The full update can be downloaded under https://www.research-hub.de/companies/Siemens%20Energy%20AG
Thu, 17.04.2025
dynaCERT Inc.
Company Name:
dynaCERT Inc.
ISIN:
CA26780A1084
Reason for the research:
Research Comment
Recommendation:
Buy
Target price:
0.75 CAD
Target price on sight of:
31.12.2025
Last rating change:
Analyst:
Matthias Greiffenberger, Marcel Goldmann
FY2024 revenues came in at CAD 1.60 million, significantly below our initial forecast of [ … ]
Thu, 17.04.2025
bet-at-home.com AG
Company Name:
bet-at-home.com AG
ISIN:
DE000A0DNAY5
Reason for the research:
Update
Recommendation:
BUY
from:
17.04.2025
Target price:
EUR 5.50
Target price on sight of:
12 months
Last rating change:
Analyst:
Frederik Jarchow
Solid FY24 figures // Waiting for the ECJ decision; chgTopic: bet-at-home reported final FY24 figures [ … ]
Thu, 17.04.2025
Flughafen Wien AG
Company Name:
Flughafen Wien AG
ISIN:
AT00000VIE62
Reason for the research:
Update
Recommendation:
HOLD
from:
17.04.2025
Target price:
EUR 60.00
Target price on sight of:
12 months
Last rating change:
Analyst:
Henry Wendisch
Sound Q1 traffic results in the books
Yesterday, FWAG released Mar’25 traffic figures marked by m [ … ]
Wed, 16.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/Beiersdorf AG
Beiersdorf reported better-than-expected organic (org.) sales growth of 3.6% yoy in Q1 2025, a 1.0 ppt consensus (cons.) beat. Consumer, its largest segment, came in largely in line with cons. (org. +2.3% yoy), while Tesa exceeded market expectations (+10.7% vs cons. +4.0%), supported by positive momentum in the electronics business. The Consumer segment’s org. growth was supported by solid double-digit growth in Derma (+11.4%) and Healthcare sales (+10.8%), while its core brand NIVEA reported a moderate growth of 2.5%, amidst headwinds from strategic repositioning in China and a higher comparable base. Its premium line-up La Prairie dipped 17.5% from planned destocking and challenging market conditions in China. Despite the challenges, its FY 25 guidance remains intact. Beiersdorf continues to be an attractive player in the global skin care market, given its commitment to deliver innovation, with the recent Epicelline and Eucerin launches and the planned Thiamidol-based product launches in China. As these positives have already been priced in, and without any new price catalysts, the analysts maintain PT unchanged at EUR 146.00 and reiterate their BUY rating. The full update can be downloaded under https://www.research-hub.de/companies/Beiersdorf%20AG
Wed, 16.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/Metro AG
METRO AG delists from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and SDAX today, 16 April 2025, following EP Global Commerce’s (EPGC) public tender offer at EUR 5.33 per share. While the offer includes a premium, it falls short of reflecting METRO’s long-term potential under its sCore strategy. Management’s neutral stance on the offer, despite supporting the delisting, sends a conflicted signal. Claimed benefits like strategic focus and reduced regulation remain hard to quantify and primarily serve controlling shareholders. The loss of public oversight introduces long-term governance risks. With EPGC now firmly in control and little recourse for minority investors, this marks an opaque new chapter for METRO. SELL. The full update can be downloaded under https://www.research-hub.de/companies/research/Metro%20AG
Wed, 16.04.2025
https://research-hub.de/companies/MHP Hotel AG
MHP Hotel AG reported strong Q1 2025 KPIs with all indicators reaching record levels for the first quarter, including a 2 percentage point increase in occupancy to 67%, an 8% increase in ADR to EUR 203 and a 12% increase in RevPAR to EUR 137, boosted by the high yielding Koenigshof Munich opening in mid-2024. Revenue grew by 17% year-on-year to EUR 33.3m. Despite a challenging German hotel market, MHP is able to effectively manage costs and maintain pricing power in the premium and luxury segments. With an already promising development pipeline, including the Conrad Hamburg (summer 2025) and the Autograph Collection Stuttgart (2028), the company sees further potential from market consolidation in Europe. MHP reaffirms its 2025 guidance of EUR 180m in revenues and EUR 15m in EBITDA, assuming stable macroeconomic conditions. With mwb research’s analyst estimates unchanged, the analysts reiterate their BUY rating with a PT of EUR 3.30. The EV/EBITDA multiple of 2.6x in 25E leaves a large risk buffer should economic conditions deteriorate. The full update can be downloaded under https://research-hub.de/companies/MHP%20Hotel%20AG