@ClubdelValue be double the impact in Q3, but I would have preferred a more transparent approach from the management. That said, everything else seems on track for a continued growth runaway in South America and preserving their solid position in a struggling European market (macro backdrop
@AyusoValue It is unlikely that Edenred will lose its entire Italian revenue stream (10%) following a negative ruling by the competition authority. The market is, as usual, overreacting to the uncertainty this situation creates.
@weary_centurion My hypothesis is that given his visibility on consumers'spending in q4, which is going to be very weak, he expects even lower prices after Q1 2026.
@gnufs@JonChoivo My question for you @gnufs who knows the market more than everyone else is: is the problem then a generalised online gaming slowdown? Because my understanding is that there are no competitors eating their market share. I don't understand if it's evo fault or general market issue
@stonkmetal About $EDEN.PA I see potential for a strong reversal (10% minimum) if 2025 guidance is reiterated and regulatiry risks are addressed well by management during the call.
$EDEN.PA As expected Edenred up 10-12% today. Too undervalued taking into account all worst case scenarios for the regulatory situations in France, Brazil, Italy, and Turkey. Currently 23% of my porfolio with average cost โฌ21,90. I will trim a part at โฌ26.
$EDEN.PA Edenred Q3 earnings tomorrow. If they reiterate full-year 2025 objectives( a minimum of 10% like-for-like EBITDA growth and a free cash flow on EBITDA conversion rate of at least 70%), I don't see how they cannot fly at least 10%.
Management's comments on regulatory situations in France, Brazil, Turkey will play a role but the worst case scenarios is well discounted in the current price. If results and guidance are positive, Pluxee ($PLX.PA) will go up significantly. I own both names.
$EDEN.PA Edenred Q3 earnings tomorrow. If they reiterate full-year 2025 objectives( a minimum of 10% like-for-like EBITDA growth and a free cash flow on EBITDA conversion rate of at least 70%), I don't see how they cannot fly at least 10%.