Restore (AIM: RST) is the UK’s leading provider of records management, digitisation and secure recycling services.
The last twelve months have seen a management overhaul with the return of former CEO Charles Skinner, bringing a refreshed strategic focus to address a disappointing trading performance in 2023.
Restore is a high-quality business operating in markets characterised by high barriers to entry, recurring revenues, attractive margins and sticky customer relationships. Under a proven, driven and experienced management team, we see scope for consistent earnings growth over the medium term, which in-turn should see a rerating of the shares.
It is clear to us that the share price does not yet reflect confidence in earnings forecasts, or the upside potential of management’s medium-term targets.
We initiate coverage with a 400p Fair Value estimate which represents an FY25 P/E rating of 20x, in line with Restore’s historic average rating and peer group multiples.
31 Jul 2024
Refocused strategy underpins rerating potential
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Refocused strategy underpins rerating potential
Restore plc (RST:LON) | 268 -17.5 (-2.4%) | Mkt Cap: 367.6m
- Published:
31 Jul 2024 -
Author:
James Tetley -
Pages:
34
Restore (AIM: RST) is the UK’s leading provider of records management, digitisation and secure recycling services.
The last twelve months have seen a management overhaul with the return of former CEO Charles Skinner, bringing a refreshed strategic focus to address a disappointing trading performance in 2023.
Restore is a high-quality business operating in markets characterised by high barriers to entry, recurring revenues, attractive margins and sticky customer relationships. Under a proven, driven and experienced management team, we see scope for consistent earnings growth over the medium term, which in-turn should see a rerating of the shares.
It is clear to us that the share price does not yet reflect confidence in earnings forecasts, or the upside potential of management’s medium-term targets.
We initiate coverage with a 400p Fair Value estimate which represents an FY25 P/E rating of 20x, in line with Restore’s historic average rating and peer group multiples.