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Fevertree Drinks - Brokers upgrade again

September 2016

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  • Epic Code:
  • FEVR
  • Price:
  • 920p
Interims have triggered another upgrade to brokers expectations, sending the shares surging towards £9. Revenues rose 70% to £40.6m while adjusted EBITDA increased 72% to £12.4m. Eps increased 83% to 8.1p while net cash rose from £7.9m to £18.6m.All regions performed well with sales rising 108% in the UK, 33% (at constant currency) in Continental Europe, 46% in USA and 73% in Rest of Wold (mainly Australia & Canada).Looking at product development there was a new bespoke embossed bottle launched in the UK, which will be rolled out internationally in H2, while it’s also launched a new aromatic flavour tonic.Shore Capital reiterates that there’s still plenty of lower hanging fr ...

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