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08/08/2018 | 10:43am EDT
Casino Guichard-Perrachon SA (CO.FR) rejected Wednesday comments made by Bernstein in an analyst note related to Casino's operations with its franchisees, which led to the French retailer's stock plunging.
Bernstein said Casino's network of joint ventures and franchises posed a material risk to earnings that is easily overlooked by traditional valuation methods.
"Investors should take a much more detailed approach to those JVs, and correct the Casino valuation accordingly," said Bernstein.
Casino disagreed with the claims made by Bernstein, adding that it has no obligation to buy back the stores transferred to franchisees.
"In a very unlikely scenario where all the stores transferred would have to be simultaneously closed, the one-off cost for the group would be limited to around 50 million euros [$57.9 million]," Casino said.
At 1420 GMT, Casino shares traded down 8.9% at EUR31.25.
The French company confirmed its commitment to reducing its net financial debt in France by at least EUR1.0 billion in 2018, which includes all elements related to the transactions with franchisees.
The company said in June that it would sell EUR1.5 billion in noncore assets in an effort to accelerate its deleveraging strategy in France.
Casino Guichard-Perrachon SA (CO.FR) rejected Wednesday comments made by Bernstein in an analyst note related to Casino's operations with its franchisees, which led to the French retailer's stock plunging.
Bernstein said Casino's network of joint ventures and franchises posed a material risk to earnings that is easily overlooked by traditional valuation methods.
"Investors should take a much more detailed approach to those JVs, and correct the Casino valuation accordingly," said Bernstein.
Casino disagreed with the claims made by Bernstein, adding that it has no obligation to buy back the stores transferred to franchisees.
"In a very unlikely scenario where all the stores transferred would have to be simultaneously closed, the one-off cost for the group would be limited to around 50 million euros [$57.9 million]," Casino said.
At 1420 GMT, Casino shares traded down 8.9% at EUR31.25.
The French company confirmed its commitment to reducing its net financial debt in France by at least EUR1.0 billion in 2018, which includes all elements related to the transactions with franchisees.
The company said in June that it would sell EUR1.5 billion in noncore assets in an effort to accelerate its deleveraging strategy in France.
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ECB concerns grow over EU banks’ Turkey exposure
Lenders from Spain, France and Italy viewed as vulnerable to weak lira
FT
By Barbara KollmeyerAug. 10, 2018, 2:12 a.m. EST
The European Central Bank is getting increasingly concerned about the exposure of exposure of some banks in the region -- specifically from Spain, Italy and France -- to the woes of Turkey, the Financial Times reported Friday, citing two sources close to the situation... Full Story
Lenders from Spain, France and Italy viewed as vulnerable to weak lira
FT
By Barbara KollmeyerAug. 10, 2018, 2:12 a.m. EST
The European Central Bank is getting increasingly concerned about the exposure of exposure of some banks in the region -- specifically from Spain, Italy and France -- to the woes of Turkey, the Financial Times reported Friday, citing two sources close to the situation... Full Story