Montega reiterates Medios buy, keeps EUR 23 price target

By Public Technologies
  • Montega reiterated a Buy rating on Medios with an unchanged 12-month price target of EUR 23.
  • Research followed a capital markets day outlining targets to lift revenue to EUR 3.1 billion by 2031.
  • Plan assumes 5% annual organic growth in both segments, supported by up to EUR 300 million of Compounding M&A revenue.
  • Adj. EBITDA target set at EUR 170 million by 2031; Montega estimated about EUR 120 million without M&A contributions.
  • Montega flagged near-term earnings pressure from the Hilfstaxe arbitration, citing longer-term consolidation benefits and valuation upside versus Fagron.


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