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CVS Group

November 2023

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  • Epic Code:
  • CVS
  • Price:
  • 1602p
CVS had already issued a trading update covering the full year so its results contained no surprises and were “in line with expectations”. Adjusted EBITDA did slightly beat consensus coming in at £121.4m (versus £115m) with EBITDA margin of 20%. Net debt rose from £36m to £74m reflecting various acquisitions including 4 independent practices in Australia. Staffing remains the biggest challenge in the industry but CVS managed to increase its average number of vets employed by 6.5%. Meanwhile, the Healthy Pet Club grew number of members by 4% to 494,000. The shares have fallen due to uncertainty caused by the Competition and Markets Authority review into the sector. Await developments. ...

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