Note: This is a daily stock update and the information stands true as of 26/09/24, 09:00 CEST.
Company Update: As a part of its capital markets day 2024, Flutter unveiled new mid-term targets through 2027 and also announced plans for a huge $5bn share buyback program.
The firm expects 2030 regulated TAM of $368bn (o/w $70bn from the US and Canada; $298bn from ROW), translating into a 8% CAGR in global gross gaming revenue (GGR) with online penetration estimated at 43%. In addition, the unregulated market is estimated at c. $210bn (~57% of the regulated market size).
These estimates underpin the firm's ambition to reach $21bn in revenue by 2027, representing a 3Y CAGR of 14% (well ahead of market) and adjusted EBITDA in 2027 of over $5bn (margin expansion of ~700bps). Further, the firm forecasts free cash flow generation of approximately $2.5bn in 2027, a forecast 36% CAGR, which enables the ambitious $5bn share buyback program, which will be launched in November 2024, and will run over the next three-four years.
The new guidance implies a mid-to-high single digit upgrade to consensus estimates. We will revise our estimates by high single digits to factor in the solid mid-term outlook.
Expert Opinion: These are very strong numbers that will prompt us and the consensus to upgrade their numbers. The momentum remains very strong and is undeniably a high quality name in the sector. I believe there is substantially better risk reward profile on Entain (Gaming, Buy, £5bn mkt cap, 100% upside) where we believe the momentum is set to improve (and actually started to improve in Q2 with better guidance for the rest of the year.
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