• The BIST closed the opening day of the week 0.18% lower at 10,657, but again on a low turnover of less than TRY 100bn at TRY 90bn. The BIST managed to bounce back from its low of 10,585 towards the end of the session.
• We can try to attribute the selling appetite primarily due to investors’ need for liquidity to participate in new IPOs, the recent surge in the BIST100-thus making stocks more expensive, as well as the escalation of tension in the Middle East, that saw the exchange of fatal shots fired between Israel and Egypt.
• The Banks managed to rise by 0.69%, thanks to AKBNK and ISCTR shares, and the Mining stocks were also in the high positives, while the Industrials fell by nearly 1%. Despite the REITs falling by half-percent, EKGYO-KLGYO-VKGYO and TRGYO managed to diverge positively from their peers thanks to Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek’s comments regarding the establishment of a special real estate fund that will help increase home supply and help reduce property prices-a scheme that is beneficial foremost to the REITs, and then to the Cement stocks.
• KOZAA-AKBNK and BIMAS were yesterday’s biggest BIST30 leaders, whereas SASA-TCELL and TAVHL were the most sold.
• As of print, the TRY is trading weaker against the USD at 32.20, and weaker against the Euro at 35, while the DXY has retreated to 104.47.
• On the commodity front, Brent is trading higher at $83, while GOLD is fairly calm at $2352.
• The May Capacity Utilization Rate fell by 0.4% m/m to 76.3%.
AGENDA
• There are no major macro releases expected on the home front, whereas on the international side, the US will be releasing the Conference Board Confidence Index.
• AEFES: Will distribute gross TRY 2.35 share cash dividends today.
FINANCIAL RESULTS
• TCELL: Released a net income in 1Q24 of TRY 2.63bn vs a net loss of TRY 269mn y/y. Revenue increased by 12% to TRY 30.82 from TRY 27.57bn, and the EBITDA increased by 23.2% to TRY 12.75bn from TRY 10.35bn. The EBITDA margin increased to 11.4% from 9.2%. Türkiye subscriber base was up by 333 thousand net additions. 472 thousand mobile postpaid net additions; 50 thousand fixed subscriber net additions; 48 thousand fiber net additions; 44 thousand new fiber homepasses, Mobile ARPU5 growth of 17.1%; residential fiber ARPU growth of 13.7%. Accordingly, the Company increased its revenue growth guidance for 2024, and now targets t low-double-digit
revenue growth rather than high single digit growth; maintains the EBITDA margin target of around 42% and operational capex over sales ratio7 guidance at around 23%. The Board has also approved the distribution of TRY 6.3bn dividends to be paid on December 5th, 2024.
• CIMSA: Released a net income in 1Q24 of TRY 362.61mn vs TRY 319mn y/y. Revenues rose to TRY 5.32bn from TRY 4.79mn y/y. The EBITDA fell by 24% to TRY 578mn and the EBITDA margin fell 5pts to 11%.
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