F45 Training Holdings Inc.

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Analysartikel • Mar 17

Analyst Estimates: Here's What Brokers Think Of F45 Training Holdings Inc. (NYSE:FXLV) After Its Full-Year Report

It's been a mediocre week for F45 Training Holdings Inc. ( NYSE:FXLV ) shareholders, with the stock dropping 10% to...

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Seeking Alpha • Jun 21

F45 Training Holdings: Bankruptcy Might Be In The Cards - Sell

Summary Shares of Mark Wahlberg-backed fitness franchisor F45 Training Holdings have hit new all-time lows in recent weeks. After a consortium led by key stakeholder Kennedy Lewis Management LP provided new secured debt financing in February, a previously proposed acquisition seems to be off the table. After last week's surprise resignation of the company's interim CFO, the company is not likely to become current in its regulatory filings anytime soon. With the business apparently still bleeding cash and the company at the mercy of secured lenders, it is hard to get excited about F45 Training Holdings' prospects. At least, in my opinion, chapter 11 remains the most likely scenario at this point. Given the company's substantial indebtedness, a recovery for existing shareholders in bankruptcy doesn't seem likely. With an outright acquisition at a material premium to prevailing share prices increasingly unlikely, investors should consider selling existing positions and moving on. Read the full article on Seeking Alpha
Seeking Alpha • Feb 15

F45 Training closes $90M debt facility, appoints chairman, updates on unsolicited offer

Functions company F45 Training Holdings (NYSE:FXLV) has closed new $90M subordinated debt facility, appointed chairman and updated on the unsolicited proposal from Kennedy Lewis. The new facility has a five-and-a-half-year term. The debt was provided by a consortium of existing investors, led by affiliates of Kennedy Lewis Management. Additionally, Board Member Gene Davis was appointed chairman. Also, four new independent directors, Timothy Bernlohr, Lisa Gavales, Steven Scheiwe and Ray Wallander, were appointed to the board. The new directors replace Angelo Demasi, Vanessa Douglas, and Lee Wallace, who resigned at the closing of the transaction. Also, Bob Madore was named interim CFO. Madore has most recently served as CFO of The Cronos Group. The net proceeds will be used for, among other things, general corporate purposes and a partial paydown of an existing senior secured revolving credit facility. And, the company said that in connection with the unsolicited proposal from Kennedy Lewis, FXLV has paused its review and evaluation as the board focused on securing this financing to address liquidity needs. The company has not received anything further from Kennedy Lewis with respect to its prior proposal or a revised proposal. Source: Press Release
Seeking Alpha • Nov 08

F45 Training: ~20% Merger Arb Opportunity

Summary I believe this is an intriguing merger opportunity, since there is a substantial 20% upside on the closure of the acquisition. Given the company's significant losses and lack of future development prospects, as seen by founder Adam Gilchrist's resignation, I believe that this offer will be accepted. A $4 per share offer places the P/S ratio at 2.27x, is significantly lower than both the next closest competitor and FXLV's historical trading range. F45 (FXLV) is a boutique training center that facilitates growth through a franchise model. The company's main offering is a 45 minute workout that is run by a trainer in a class-like environment. The company recently received a takeover bid at $4 a share from an activist investor. Given the nature of the business and the significant discount present, I believe that there is a significant possibility that the merger closes at $4. Company Background F45 was formed in 2013 in Sydney, Australia with the intention of franchising technologically-based exercises. The company's main office is located in Austin, Texas. In recent years, boutique training centers have come to dominate the entire fitness industry. This tendency is anticipated to persist. Adam Gilchrist, the company's former President and CEO, recently resigned owing to the company's poor financial performance and diminished future prospects. Since then, Ben Coates has assumed the role of the company's top executive. As a consequence of the worrying growth in the number of persons growing more obese, health care practitioners and government authorities are emphasizing the necessity for their clients to engage in regular physical exercise. Alternative market participants and major rivals include full-service health clubs, alternative studio concepts, alternative sports clubs and activities, as well as at-home and digital fitness solutions. A Content distribution platform, a library of training routines, and a Fitness programming engine are the company's key services. The company is entirely committed to functioning as a franchise and utilizing a revenue model based on franchising in order to provide favorable economic conditions for franchisees. In addition, the health and fitness facility market in North America is anticipated to continue growing in the future years. The company's leadership believes that its 45-minute exercise program is both effective and enjoyable, making it the company's main product despite the wide range of services offered. Typically, in order to give the maximum potential benefit to the client, exercises of this sort incorporate features such as high-intensity interval training, circuit training, and functional training. The organization has developed a technologically-enabled infrastructure that allows it to design and deliver exercises to its international franchisee base. The majority of the company's exercises are disseminated via this studio network. F45 Training Holdings prioritizes technology above traditional gym amenities such as wide floor space and exercise machines. Since opening its first club in 2013, the firm has focused on discovering unique methods to employ technology to provide members and franchisees with a one-of-a-kind experience. Total Franchises refers to both the total number of franchise agreements sold by the firm and the total number of active franchises. Total Studios, on the other hand, is an acronym for the aggregate of all studio openings reported by the firm as of the given date. The organization's senior executives are certain that by the end of this decade, the firm will have expanded to more than 23,000 studios worldwide, almost all of which will be franchisees. It is hard to dispute that the majority of current revenue originates from American customers. This segment accounts for 65.8 percent of the corporation's overall revenue. Australia is the second-largest market for the corporation, contributing 14.6% of its overall sales last year. When analyzing the company's revenue structure, it is instantly clear that franchise agreements account for around 55 percent of overall revenues. The remaining 45 percent of income is generated through the sale of items and the financing of equipment directly related to these sales. The Takeover The company received a $4 per share takeover offer from "Kennedy Lewis Management". I believe this is an intriguing merger opportunity, since there is a substantial 20% upside on the closure of the acquisition. Although nothing has been mentioned by management regarding their acceptance of the conditions of the takeover, I consider this to be a merger strategy that might be advantageous. The takeover offer must be approved by the company's founder, who still controls a large proportion of outstanding shares. This may be the sole drawback of the bid. FactSet, Author's Work The current price implies that the market values in a significant chance that the bid will lose value or that the purchase would fail. Given the company's significant losses and lack of future development prospects, as seen by founder Adam Gilchrist's resignation, I believe that this offer will be accepted, since it represents a significant improvement above the $2.20 share price bottom in 2022. FactSet Financial State Of The Company The nature of the firm requires seasonal changes in sales growth; nonetheless, according to management's predictions, growth prospects do not sustain any demand increases. This may be owing to the nature of the firm's management, and as a result, the takeover proposal may modify the company's going concern prospects to allow private management to facilitate growth.
Seeking Alpha • Sep 30

F45 Training surges 26% after getting $4/share takeover offer

F45 Training (NYSE:FXLV) jumped 26% in premarket trading after holder Kennedy Lewis Management offered to purchase the fitness studio firm for $4/share in cash. Kennedy Lewis on Friday offered a non-binding proposal to the board of F45 (FXLV) to acquire the company for $4/share, according to a 13D filing. Kennedy Lewis has a 14.6% stake in FXLV. The $4 bid represents an 83% premium to F45's closing price on Thursday. Kennedy Lewis said it has the ability to finance the all-cash proposal and that a definitive agreement wouldn't include a financing condition. Developing story ...
Seeking Alpha • Aug 18

F45 Training Faces Myriad Challenges In Turnaround Effort

F45 Training Holdings went public in July 2021, raising around $325 million in a U.S. IPO. The firm provides franchised studio locations with training content and equipment. F45 Training Holdings has performed poorly recently and its founder & CEO has stepped down amid sharply reduced forward growth estimates and outlook. I'm on Hold for F45 Training Holdings until it can rationalize its cost structure, regain capital access and begin to profitably grow again. A Quick Take On F45 Training Holdings F45 Training Holdings Inc. (FXLV) went public in July 2021, raising approximately $325 million in gross proceeds from an IPO that priced at $16.00 per share. The firm provides fitness workout programs, content and equipment to fitness studios worldwide. FXLV has numerous challenges ahead of it while it seeks to rationalize its cost structure, increase capital access in a higher cost of capital market while a global slowdown appears to be gaining steam in some respects. I’m on Hold for FXLV in the near term. F45 Training Overview Austin, Texas-based F45 was founded in 2013 in Sydney, Australia to integrate technology-driven workouts via a growing franchise network. Management is headed by interim CEO Ben Coates who replaced founder, president, Chairman and CEO Adam Gilchrist, who stepped down recently due to poor financial results and a slashed forward outlook. The company’s primary offerings include: Fitness programming algorithm Content database of training movements Content delivery platform The firm pursues a 100% franchise business and revenue model, seeking to offer compelling economics to its franchisees, where locations can be as small as 1,600 square feet in size. F45 Training’s Market & Competition According to a 2021 market research report by Mordor Intelligence, the global health and fitness club market was an estimated $81 billion in 2020 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 7.21% from 2021 to 2026. The main drivers for this expected growth are a continued rise in the benefit of health awareness and increasing incidence of obesity leading medical caregivers and governments to encourage exercise as a regular feature of individual habits. Also, the North American region will continue to dominate the health and fitness center market in the coming years. Major competitive or other industry participants include: Full service health clubs Other studio concepts Other sports clubs and activities At-home and digital fitness offerings F45 Training’s Recent Financial Performance Total revenue by quarter has been highly variable over the past 5 quarters: 5 Quarter Total Revenue (Seeking Alpha) Gross profit by quarter has followed a similar trajectory to that of total revenue: 5 Quarter Gross Profit (Seeking Alpha) Selling, G&A expenses as a percentage of total revenue by quarter have fluctuated materially, as the chart shows below: 5 Quarter SG&A % Of Revenue (Seeking Alpha) Operating income by quarter has also varied greatly in recent reporting periods: 5 Quarter Operating Income (Seeking Alpha) Earnings per share (Diluted) have produced highly variable results: 5 Quarter Earnings Per Share (Seeking Alpha) (All data in above charts is GAAP) In the past 12 months, FXLV’s stock price has dropped 83.7% vs. the U.S. S&P 500 index’ fall of around 2.6%, as the chart below indicates: 52 Week Stock Price (Seeking Alpha) Valuation And Other Metrics For F45 Training Below is a table of relevant capitalization and valuation figures for the company: Measure [TTM] Amount Enterprise Value $268,300,000 Market Capitalization $215,180,000 Enterprise Value / Sales 1.59 Revenue Growth Rate 98.8% Operating Cash Flow -$104,370,000 Earnings Per Share (Fully Diluted) -$1.70 Net Income Margin -87.4% (Source - Seeking Alpha) As a reference, a relevant partial public comparable would be Planet Fitness (PLNT); shown below is a comparison of their primary valuation metrics: Metric Planet Fitness F45 Training Variance Enterprise Value / Sales 12.31 1.59 -87.1% Operating Cash Flow $225,290,000 -$104,370,000 -146.3% Revenue Growth Rate 59.5% 98.8% 66.0% Net Income Margin 9.0% -87.4% -1076.6% (Source - Seeking Alpha) A full comparison of the two companies’ performance metrics may be viewed here. Commentary On F45 Training In its last earnings call (Source - Seeking Alpha), covering Q2 2022’s results, management highlighted the corporate reorganization efforts by board member and interim CEO Ben Coates while the firm searches for a permanent CEO to replace founder Gilchrist.
Seeking Alpha • Jul 27

F45 Training Holdings - Equityholders Are Facing The Perfect Storm

Company reduces FY2022 expectations dramatically with the shortfall mostly blamed on the inability to access $250 million in previously announced growth capital commitments. Founder, President, CEO, Chairman and largest shareholder Adam Gilchrist resigns but will be eligible for substantial one-time cash payments. CFO Chris Payne will be eligible for a multi-million dollar cash retention bonus simply for staying with the company through October 15. Company was required to negotiate a waiver with its credit facility lender after violating debt covenants. Given tight liquidity, violation of debt covenants and the unsettling CFO retention bonus, investors might have to prepare for the worst and seriously consider selling existing positions and moving on. Just twelve months ago, Mark Wahlberg-backed fitness franchisor F45 Training Holdings (FXLV) or "F45" went public on the NYSE at $16 per common share, thus raising almost $280 million in net proceeds. The stock never gained much traction with investors and after a less-than-stellar fourth quarter conference call in March, shares have experienced persistent selling pressure. Following the company's first quarter results and conference call in May, analysts reduced price targets across the board after management announced a number of significant business model changes, including third-party franchise financing agreements. On the Q1 call, founder, President, CEO, Chairman and largest shareholder Adam Gilchrist couldn't be more enthusiastic about the company's prospects: I am pleased to report that our business is firing on all cylinders. Our key performance metrics are trending at or above pre-pandemic levels and we are encouraged by the unprecedented demand from our franchise partners and members around the world. Overall, our momentum remains strong across our performance metrics. But after Tuesday's market close, the company dropped the bomb: Amid ongoing macroeconomic uncertainty, F45 initiated a comprehensive review of its strategic and financial priorities in order to best position the Company to succeed and grow sustainably over the long term. As a result of this review, the Company is realigning its corporate operations around an updated growth outlook that prioritizes profitability and cash flow generation. This includes reducing operational expenses and strategically streamlining corporate functions, including reducing global workforce by approximately 110 employees. Following these reductions, the Company expects SG&A expenses to be approximately $15 million to $20 million per quarter, which is approximately 40% to 50% less than SG&A expenses during the first quarter of 2022. “We are taking the necessary steps to right-size our business in light of shifting macroeconomic and business conditions,” said Chris Payne, CFO of F45. He continued, “While we expect growth to continue, market dynamics are having a greater than expected impact on the ability of franchisees to obtain capital to develop new F45 locations. In addition, recent share price performance has made it challenging for franchisees to utilize financing facilities announced earlier this year." The company also announced the resignation of Adam Gilchrist: After founding F45 in 2013 and successfully leading the Company for the last decade, President, CEO, and Chairman of the Board of Directors Adam J. Gilchrist has stepped down. This transition will allow his successor to establish and execute new opportunities amid changing macroeconomic and business conditions. Mr. Gilchrist will remain on the Board as a director and the Board of Directors will appoint a new Chairman. Under the terms of the separation agreement, Mr. Gilchrist will be eligible to receive one-time cash payments of up to $5.8 million as well as additional benefits like the company making the annual $1.2 million lease payment for his residence in Florida. The company has also agreed to file a registration statement to cover the resale of securities beneficially owned by Mr. Gilchrist as soon as practicable. Lastly, F45 provided a disastrous outlook for FY2022: net new franchise expectations reduced from 1,500 to between 350 and 450 net initial studio openings reduced from 1,000 to between 350 and 450 revenue of between $120 million and $130 million, compared to prior guidance of $255 million to $275 million. Adjusted EBITDA of between $25 million and $30 million, down from prior guidance of $90 million to $100 million. prior free cash flow guidance of between $50 million and $60 million withdrawn The company blamed the shortfall on funding issues experienced by franchisees: The revised guidance assumes that the $250 million of growth capital provided by two previously announced franchise financing facilities, which F45 had arranged for franchisees to open additional studios, will not be available despite strong demand from franchisees. In the 8-K filed by the company with the SEC, F45 also disclosed the requirement to negotiate a waiver with JPMorgan (JPM), the lender under its $90 million senior secured credit facility ($31.6 million drawn as of the end of Q1) due to certain defaults incurred in conjunction with the recently announced $150 million strategic financing facility provided by affiliates of Fortress Credit Corp. (“Fortress”). In addition, the company expects one-time cash charges of between $10 and $12 million for one-time employee termination benefits. Lastly, the 8-K discloses a $2.4 million cash retention bonus along with accelerated vesting of all outstanding and unvested equity awards for CFO Chris Payne if he remains with the company through October 15, 2022. Suffice to say, the company appears to be a total mess at this point. The new top-line guidance now suggests a year-over-year revenue decrease relative to expectations for almost 100% growth. Also keep in mind that F45 burned $48.4 million of cash in Q1 alone with just $14 million in cash and cash equivalents left at the end of March. Assuming a similar cash burn rate for Q2, the company's available liquidity would have been down to $24 million at the end of June with the remaining funds already earmarked for honoring the separation agreement with Adam Gilchrist, the CFO retention bonus and severance costs related to the announced headcount reduction.
Seeking Alpha • Jul 01

F45 Training Holdings: The Firm Has Finally Grown Into Its Valuation

F45 Training Holdings has exhibited tremendous growth in recent years, but its cash flow picture has been consistently negative. Given recent guidance, however, that picture is finally starting to change for the better. The company now actually looks quite affordable if management can achieve this year's targets and the future for the business looks bright. Personal health is viewed by many as incredibly important. After all, if you don't have your health, what do you have? Understanding this, it should be no surprise that the global gym membership space is incredibly large. In 2019, there were an estimated 184.6 million members of gyms globally, with 64.2 million of them in the U.S. market alone. Total global revenue for the industry that year was $96.7 billion. Such a large market necessitates the existence of a number of players. And for companies with a good business model, growth can be impressive. One great example can be seen by looking at F45 Training Holdings (FXLV). Although I am generally hesitant to view rapidly growing companies in a favorable light because they tend to hemorrhage cash and trade at levels that normally don't make sense, this particular player looks set to not only grow into its valuation, but to grow so much in the near term that it might actually be trading on the cheap on a forward basis. Risks do still exist, namely the risk of failing to meet expectations. But for investors who don't mind accepting this risk, upside potential could be meaningful over the next couple of years. A workout for your portfolio According to the management team at F45 Training Holdings, the company operates as the fastest-growing fitness franchisor in the world. Although the company provides a variety of options, it mostly offers its customers 45-minute workouts that management claims are effective, fun, and community-driven. These workouts usually combine elements of high-intensity interval, circuit, and functional training, all for the purpose of providing the maximum return on the time and energy a customer puts in. The company delivers its workouts largely through its digitally connected global network of studios and it has also built out a technology-enabled platform that allows it to create and distribute workouts to its global franchisee base. F45 Training Holdings Unlike traditional in-person fitness companies, which tend to focus on the facility and equipment first, F45 Training Holdings is focused largely on technology. After opening its first location in 2013, the company began emphasizing its technology to create a different kind of experience for both the members at the locations it would have and to the franchisees. As of the end of its latest fiscal year, the company had expanded its global footprint to over 3,301 Total Franchises spread across 67 countries. That includes 1,749 Total Studios. For context, Total Franchises refers to the total number of signed franchise agreements that the company has sold and the total number currently in operation, while Total Studios are defined as the cumulative openings the company has calculated through the date in question. Management believes that it can eventually grow to over 23,000 studios worldwide, almost all of which will be franchised. Today, F45 Training Holdings is a global company. However, there is no denying that the largest chunk of its revenue currently comes from customers in the US. In all, 65.8% of its revenue is from this market. Its second-largest market happens to be Australia, which contributed 14.6% of the company's revenue last year. In terms of revenue composition, the company does get the majority of its sales, representing about 55% in all, from its franchise arrangements. The remaining 45% comes from equipment and merchandise sales and financing. Recently, the company has embarked on some interesting financial arrangements aimed at growing the company further. In May of this year, the company nabbed a combined $250 million in financing facilities that it can use to issue capital to individuals looking to open an F45 Training Holdings location. That number can be increased by a further $150 million under certain circumstances. Despite concerns over the economy, management has high hopes for the near future. For the 2022 fiscal year, the company now anticipates new franchises sold totaling 1,500 locations. That's up from the 1,000 previously expected. The company also expects total studio openings of roughly 1,000 for the year. Author - SEC EDGAR Data Over the past few years, the management team at F45 Training Holdings has done a fantastic job growing the company's top line. Revenue at the business skyrocketed from $25.5 million in 2017 to $134 million in 2021. The only down year was in 2020, when revenue dropped modestly from $92.7 million to $82.3 million. Naturally, the leading cause of this increase has been an expansion in the number of members and facilities the company has. On this, we only have data covering the past two or three years. From 2019 to 2021, the number of Total Franchises sold increased from 1,892 to 3,301, while the number of Total Studios rose from 1,140 to 1,749. In 2020, the company had 20.44 million visits across its system, generating for the entire system $302.4 million in revenue. In 2021, these numbers increased to 26.79 million and $410.3 million, respectively. Although this upside is tremendous, the company's losses have also been large. The business went from generating a modest net profit in 2017 and 2018, with the best year being net income of $12.8 million, to generating large and ever-growing losses. The net loss for the company in 2021, for instance, came in at $182.7 million. Operating cash flow has also worsened in recent years. The metric went from a positive $12.6 million in 2017 to a negative $37.7 million in 2021. The only real bright spot has been adjusted EBITDA. Data for this shows the metric dipping from $30.7 million in 2019 to $25.5 million in 2020 before jumping to $52 million last year. Author - SEC EDGAR Data So far, the 2022 fiscal year is looking up for the company. Revenue of $50 million in the first quarter of this year dwarfs the $18.2 million generated the same time one year earlier. This was due, in large part, to an increase in system-wide visits from 6.78 million to 7.22 million. The company also benefited from an increase in Total Franchises sold from 3,301 at the end of last year to 4,007, while the number of Total Studios increased to 1,866. This increase in revenue also brought with it an improvement in profitability. The company's net loss of $36.8 million in the first quarter of 2021 turned into a profit of $2.5 million the same time this year. Operating cash flow did worsen, going from a negative $0.2 million to a negative $45 million. But if we adjust for changes in working capital, it would have risen from a negative $0.8 million to a positive $8.2 million. Meanwhile, adjusted EBITDA more than tripled from $5.3 million to $17.7 million.
Analysartikel • Jun 24

F45 Training Holdings Inc.'s (NYSE:FXLV) Intrinsic Value Is Potentially 48% Above Its Share Price

Does the June share price for F45 Training Holdings Inc. ( NYSE:FXLV ) reflect what it's really worth? Today, we will...
Seeking Alpha • Apr 16

F45 Training: Leading The Disruptive Boutique Fitness Industry But Needs Time To Improve

F45 is the leading boutique fitness brand in a $21 billion market, growing at a CAGR of 24.5% through 2025. With a franchising model, F45 is focusing on growing AUVs to maximize royalty payments, alongside growing its recurring revenue streams. The only real risk is that it is not yet profitable. However, with its current strategy of growing its top line and reducing its operating costs, profitability is near. For now, I feel more comfortable issuing a HOLD rating, until we see profitability trend positively.
Seeking Alpha • Mar 17

F45 Training: The Mark Wahlberg Backed Gym Is Growing Rapidly

F45 Training went public last year & is growing worldwide. The gym sold 290 new franchises last quarter alone. While the growth is explosive, caveats remain.
Analysartikel • Mar 17

Analyst Estimates: Here's What Brokers Think Of F45 Training Holdings Inc. (NYSE:FXLV) After Its Full-Year Report

It's been a mediocre week for F45 Training Holdings Inc. ( NYSE:FXLV ) shareholders, with the stock dropping 10% to...
Analysartikel • Jan 28

F45 Training Holdings (NYSE:FXLV) Is In A Good Position To Deliver On Growth Plans

Just because a business does not make any money, does not mean that the stock will go down. For example, biotech and...
Seeking Alpha • Jul 17

F45 Training Holdings: Not Getting Worked Out

F45 Training aims to provide innovative workouts which it markets under a franchisee business model. The company has seen solid growth in the user base, but still has lots to prove amidst steep valuation, as the pandemic distorts the picture quite a bit. Being promoted by some celebrities, the buzz seems there, but investors are not picking it up, nor am I based on the fundamental results.

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3/31/202393-192-71-63N/A
12/31/2022104-179-109-98N/A
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6/30/2022137-192-142-104N/A
3/31/2022136-166-119-84N/A
12/31/2021125-193-70-38N/A
9/30/202190-228-73-45N/A
6/30/202185-96-18-17N/A
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9/30/20209912-10-9N/A
12/31/201993-1378N/A
9/30/201975-1489N/A
12/31/2018581399N/A
12/31/20172501213N/A

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Företagsanalys och finansiella data Status

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Analys av företag2026/05/07 23:31
Aktiekurs vid dagens slut2026/05/07 00:00
Intäkter2023/06/30
Årlig intjäning2022/12/31

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  • Resultaträkning
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  • Balansräkning
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Marknadspriser30 år
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  • Utdelningar, splittar och åtgärder
Ägarskap10 år
  • Största aktieägare
  • Insiderhandel
Förvaltning10 år
  • Ledningsgrupp
  • Styrelse och verkställande direktörer
Viktiga utvecklingstendenser10 år
  • Företagsmeddelanden

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Jonathan KompBaird
Warren ChengEvercore ISI
Katharine McShaneGoldman Sachs