May 15 2026
Recent Research
Food and beverage manufacturers
Private label: structurally growing, cyclically supported
Cranswick and Greencore will release their FY26 and H1-26 results on May 19th and 27th respectively. We believe both companies are particularly well positioned, with the themes outlined in...
Irish banks
Banks monthly: framing Ireland’s mortgage opportunity
Ireland’s mortgage market is set to sustain strong growth, driven by structural demand from first-time buyers (FTBs). This is supportive of Irish bank balance sheets and earnings....
Associated British Foods
Model update and demerger analysis
We are lowering our FY26 and FY27 adjusted operating profit forecasts by c.5% and c.11% respectively, primarily reflecting further weakness in Sugar; in aggregate, we have reduced our...
Uniphar
Significant upgrades to forecasts and price target
We upgrade our Uniphar EPS forecasts by 7-8% in 2026 and 2027, driven by strong EBITDA growth and lower-than-expected finance charges. This is our fourth upgrade since the start of...
Kenmare
Model update plus balance sheet and asset base review
We have updated our forecasts to reflect lower price assumptions. Leverage is low in historical terms, and there is scope to further monetise working capital. Reserves and resources...
Irish economy
A stronger labour market early in 2026 as payrolls revised up
February payrolls data were in line with our view that the labour market remained in good shape early in 2026, and from here we think it is likely to remain resilient into the summer...
DraftKings
Forecast update; move to ‘Outperform’
Our new DraftKings forecasts for 2026 and 2027 indicate 12% and 13% revenue growth respectively. DraftKings is sustainably cash generative, and the US market is not yet mature. There...
Greencoat Renewables
Catching a second wind
The listed renewable infrastructure sector is undergoing a reset as market conditions continue to drive a necessary rightsizing of both portfolios and operators. We expect this to...
Irish banks
Positive CBI mortgage amendments and continued deposit and lending strength
The Central Bank of Ireland’s (CBI) amendments to mortgage bridging loan rules are a welcome development. The changes should support liquidity at the margins in the second-hand housing...
