FCF Fox Company Finance GmbH is delighted to publish the brand new “FCF Valuation Monitor – February 2022”.
The FCF Valuation Monitor is a complete valuation evaluation for the German small / midcap market section and is revealed by FCF on a quarterly foundation. As a result of excessive volatility in world markets and up to date political occasions, FCF publishes this replace of the Valuation Monitor as of 01.03.2022.
Key insights of February 2022 are:
- Since December 2021, market volatility elevated on account of rising investor uncertainty attributable to macro-economic / political occasions, most lately and importantly the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022
- Over the previous three months, all 4 main German indices present important losses, starting from -8.3% (MDAX) and -15.5% (TecDAX)
- Though the indices confirmed important sell-offs since starting of the yr, the 36-month improvement exhibits that every one 4 indices are nonetheless in a optimistic territory with performances ranging between +19.9% (DAX) and +27.5% (SDAX)
- In Comparability to the market shock in March 2020 in response to the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic, all 4 indices are nonetheless buying and selling above file lows of March 2020
- Though most industries present a adverse market improvement since December 2021, the market restoration since March 2021 partly absorbed latest losses, leading to a combined 12-months improvement with performances starting from +19.6% (Industrial Supplies) to – 32.8% (Web Merchandise / Companies)
- Throughout all sectors, gross sales and EBITDA CAGR expectations for 2020-2023 have been raised to 13.9% (in comparison with 13.3% in December 2021) and 31.3% (in comparison with 30.8% in December 2021) every year, respectively
- Beside the anticipated optimistic financial improvement throughout all industries, the present market losses end in decrease a number of valuations with a imply EV / EBITDA 2022e of 9.7x (in comparison with 10.6x in December 2021)
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By Arno Fuchs, Tristan Blümli, Yasmin Herrmann and Florian Hoch