2025-05-29-Jefferies-法拉利集团（FERG）_初步观点_2025年第一季度交易情况支持2025财年预期指引_7页_100kb

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Recent Results: 1Q25 revenues up 4.8% to €86.7m, aligning with FY25E guidance, driven by organic growth of 3.8% from geographical expansion and market share gains.
Revenue Distribution: Organic revenues stable with global clients (growth), higher for local clients. Europe was the primary growth driver.
Guidance: FY25E revenue growth ~5% (inline with FY24), slightly below medium-term target of 6%-8%; EBITDA margin targets 27%-29% by FY29E.
Medium-Term: Targets revenue growth of 6%-8% p.a., EBITDA margin 27%-29% (vs. 26.5% FY24).

Business Model: Leading logistics provider for luxury goods (e.g., jewelry, watches), operating as a one-stop shop with bespoke services for >100 hard luxury clients.
Growth Drivers: Increasing wallet share, geographical expansion, and customer base growth; targets near twice the profitability of traditional logistics peers due to fee structures linked to both weight and value.
Performance: FY24: €348.8m revenue, 8.7% luxury logistics market share, adjusted EBITDA margin 26.5%.

Current Trading: 4% below IPO, 6.8x EV/EBITDA FY25E, implying 28% discount vs. peers.
Fair Value: €13.0 (DCF-based), while PT is €10.50, giving 8.2x EV/EBITDA FY25E vs. peer average of 9.5x.

Principal Risks: Weaker luxury demand in challenging economic conditions; operational leverage may be limited; high customer concentration (top-5 clients: ~32% revenue); cost inflation; pricing pressure; technological disruptions; regional market exposure.

Sector: European mid-cap logistics provider.
Segments: 66% International Services, 16% Domestic Services, others; revenues geographically concentrated in Europe (58%, FY24).
Network: Global operations with clients in 64 countries; focuses on fast delivery (avg. 2.4 days).

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