Addnode Q4 Preview: Encouraging Signs in DM and PM, Tough Market for PLM

Research Update

2025-01-08

06:45

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Fredrik Nilsson answered 2 questions.

Redeye expects a stable Q4 report from Addnode, sharing a lot of similarities with Q3. We see some encouraging signs in DM and PM, while the softer Automotive market will likely hurt the license-heavy Q4 in PLM. We leave our Base Case of SEK112 unchanged.

Fredrik Nilsson

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DM: Promising Signs in US AEC

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Key financials

SEKm20232024e2025e2026e2027e
Total Revenue7,412.08,103.46,540.67,397.78,332.1
Revenue Growth19.1%9.3%-19.3%13.1%12.6%
EBIT410.0588.2711.5842.1946.6
EBIT Margin5.5%7.3%10.9%11.4%11.4%
EV/Revenue1.61.82.32.01.8
EV/EBIT29.825.421.217.915.9
EBITDA - CAPEX55274486410011104
EBITDA - CAPEX Margin7.4%9.2%13.2%13.5%13.2%
EV/EBITDA - CAPEX22.120.117.415.013.6
Net Debt8371294139913871389
NWC/R12mSales-7.3%-7.0%-7.0%-7.0%-7.0%

DM: Promising Signs in US AEC

We expect a stable Q4 from Design Management, with the gross profit in focus considering the new transaction model likely to have a full effect on the USA and a partial effect in Europe (meaning unchanged gross profit, lower sales and higher margins, all else equal). The US ABI (National Architecture Billings Index) reached above 50 (indicating expansion) for the first time since July 2023 in October at 50.3. Although it declined somewhat to 49.6 in November, it still constitutes a notable improvement over the 42-48 levels seen since late 2023. Particularly, the West US index showed a strong trend in October and November, partly driven by demand for data centres. Overall, this is a slightly positive signal regarding Addnode’s AEC offering in the US.

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