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  • 30 Mar 20
Cenkos: Finsbury Food Group Plc -- Trading Update

Whilst Finsbury is experiencing strong demand from the retail channel, the food service channel (c20% of FY19A revenues) has been significantly impacted by the government's decision to close food outlets in order to control the spread of COVID-19. Finsbury is only in the early stages of assessing the impact of the virus on their business, and as such, is unable to provide earnings guidance. We withdraw our forecasts and place our rating Under Review, until visibility improves.

Companies: Finsbury Food Group
  • 31 Mar 20
Covid-19 update

Nichols has issued a Covid-19 update this morning, signalling the need to protect the balance sheet during the current uncertainty to help ensure it emerges in a strong position to deliver mid-term growth objectives. Briefly, whilst trading in the first two months of FY20 was in line with management’s expectations, Covid-19 is expected to have an adverse impact in the months ahead. This reflects both the OOH division being directly exposed to the UK lockdown of pubs/restaurants/cinemas but also recognising the potential risk to retail sales from any protracted restriction of movement of people worldwide. Given this backdrop, management now expect a significant financial impact in FY20. In line with some of its peers, the company is temporarily removing financial guidance and we withdraw our forecasts. Given the uncertain outlook, the Board has taken the prudent decision to cancel the final dividend announced in the Feb finals of 28p per share, conserving a significant £10.4m of cash. Notably, the update signals that the Board will consider reinstating the dividend payment once there is a better handle on the cash position post the critical spring/summer period. In addition to this there are various other cost action plans to protect the P&L and cashflow. Whilst today’s update is not a huge surprise given the Covid-19 backdrop, it does not fundamentally change the positive investment thesis - as evidenced by 10% PBT CAGR in the last decade (virtually all organic). Nichols has an asset light business model, an excellent and proven management team and a robust balance sheet (£41m netcash at Dec’19) to ensure it effectively manages near term pressures and prospers over the medium term.

Companies: Nichols
  • 02 Mar 20
THE MONTHLY March 2020

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  • 26 Mar 20
Britvic - COVID-19 update

Britvic has issued an update on the impact of the coronavirus. Prior to recent developments, trading was broadly in line with expectations. The recently announced government-mandated measures, however, will significantly affect consumption in outlet and on-the-go. The company has undertaken extensive modelling. Assuming the current conditions persist across its key markets, management’s best estimate is that the impact on the group is a reduction in EBITA of £12–18m per calendar month. Britvic also updated on its financial position, with headroom available versus its lending covenants.

Companies: Britvic
  • 30 Mar 20
LIBERUM: Origin Enterprises - Farming keeping going and helped by good weather

Farming is deemed an essential service by governments and so, with some adjustments, Origin is operating solidly. The recent dry spell of weather is finally helping UK farmers to plant crops, raising our expectation that Origin's 2H will prove better than its 1H.

Companies: Origin Enterprises
  • 25 Mar 20
Cenkos: Venture Life Group Plc -- Trading update and upgrade

In line with the recent FCA announcement, Venture Life, in conjunction with its auditor has taken the decision to delay the release of its FY19 results, though the company notes it was in position to release them. Also, with this announcement, the group has provided a strong trading update, noting that all business units are still operating as of now. Specifically, Venture Life points to orders of over €7m from its Dentyl partner in China for 2020 (versus €0.5m for 2019), with at least €2m for delivery in H1/20. Overall, the order book stands at over twice the level at this time last year. While remaining cautious, we have upgraded our forecasts for FY20E and maintain our BUY recommendation.

Companies: Venture Life Group
  • 31 Mar 20
Excellent FY2019A results, upgrades for FY2020E

MPE has reported excellent results for the year ending December 2019. Total crop handled by MPE exceeded one million tons for the first time and exceeded our expectations by c9%. As a result, revenue was c10% ahead of our expectations, adjusted PBT c30% ahead. We are upgrading FY2020E adjusted PBT by c12% but this could prove conservative as we see significant potential deflation on the cost base while tension appears to be entering the CPO market. We expect MPE to maintain its dividend in FY2020E and we maintain our 1,000p price target.

Companies: M.P. Evans Group
  • 18 Mar 20
LIBERUM: Science in Sport* - A resilient model delivering continued growth

SiS has reported FY’19 results in line with expectations. The strategic goals to combine the PhD business, launch .com websites, commission a new production line, invest in new fulfilment solutions, up-weight investment in both brands and new product launches were all achieved. The group has cash on the balance sheet and has many levers to utilise in order to manage growth and expectations for the year ahead. While much attention is now on COVID-19 and its potential impact, it is pleasing to see none yet. Hence, no change to forecasts, but management have contingency plans to mitigate any future disruption. The shares are very cheap, and we re-iterate our BUY.

Companies: Science In Sport
  • 24 Mar 20
Britvic - COVID-19 update

Britvic has issued an update on the impact of the coronavirus. Prior to recent developments, trading was broadly in line with expectations. The recently announced government-mandated measures, however, will significantly affect consumption in outlet and on-the-go. The company has undertaken extensive modelling. Assuming the current conditions persist across its key markets, management’s best estimate is that the impact on the group is a reduction in EBITA of £12–18m per calendar month. Britvic also updated on its financial position, with headroom available versus its lending covenants.

Companies: Britvic
  • 01 Aug 18
Britvic - Still(s) crazy

Britvic (BVIC) has successfully managed two potential threats – the Soft Drinks Levy (SDIL) and the industry CO2 shortage – to confirm modest earnings growth prospects for FY18. The recent heatwave might otherwise have driven outperformance. But with redirected marketing driving double-digit stills growth, the position was held. Looking forward, as BVIC’s business capability programme completes and benefits start to flow, more meaningful earnings growth may narrow the discount to peers.

Companies: Britvic
  • 14 Jan 19
Opportunity knocks

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  • 04 Nov 19
THE MONTHLY November 2019

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  • 05 Dec 19
Britvic - Evolution to drive continued growth

In FY19 Britvic delivered a strong performance showing good momentum in its core business. The GB business had both Britvic and PepsiCo brands showing revenue growth, Brazil continues to grow and problems in France are being addressed with a proposed exit from private-label juice. The Business Capability Programme (BCP) is complete, and cost savings delivered ahead of schedule. The outlook is somewhat cautious as the consumer environment remains tough, and changes in France will take a while to fully implement. Notwithstanding this, management expects to make further progress in FY20.

Companies: Britvic
  • 20 Jan 20
Glad Q3 tidings….

Distil has performed strongly in its core Q3 trading period covering October to December despite a backdrop of economic uncertainty and generally weak consumer demand. Against a very tough comparative of 29% growth in Q3 last year, Distil has reported revenue growth of 7% for Q3 this year. This continues to be driven by RedLeg Spiced Rum, with volume sales increasing by 16% in an intensely competitive market. With the company remaining positive on the outlook for Q4, it expects full year profits to be ahead of last year and broadly in line with market expectations.

Companies: Distil
  • 28 Jan 20
Year-end update more reassuring than feared but rating remains full given ongoing headwinds

A brief year-end trading update with not a huge amount of details. The main point is that post the July 2019 profit warning, the PBT performance through a combination of mix and cost savings has come in towards top-end of market expectations, implying c18% y/y decline. So a c3% beat vs our £36.5m. Revenue decline at -9% however was worse than our -7%. This reflects ongoing challenges with the Rubicon and Rockstar barns and lower Irn-Bru volume due to price realignment. Net, the company had a better H2 than H1 and from our understanding, exits Q4 with good momentum. Looking ahead to 2020, the comps are easier and the company is expected to get back into growth mode (albeit 3% at the PBT level). The main cloud on the horizon is the Deposit Return Scheme for Scotland, and we understand the Scottish Parliament will provide an update on plans in the next few weeks. We view this as short-term negative for AG Barr and hence have a y/y profit decline for FY22. Post today’s update we nudge our current year PBT up by 2% and FY21 by 2% also. There will be some investor relief this morning but given the anaemic growth outlook and ongoing headwinds we feel an FY21 P/E looks full. We stay at Hold.

Companies: A.G. Barr