TOMRA SYSTEMS Forum: Community User: Bananensergey

Cool, habe nur versäumt nachzukaufen, sonst wäre meine Freude noch größer 😊

Maroni sagt sicher Bullenfalle

Wie erwartet 🤭 Hab schon 3 x nachgekauft. Schnitt 21 👌 denke das ist optimal jetzt kanns weiter gehn 🤗

Ek fast wieder erreicht

Hilfe geht die ab

Freu mich auf Maronis Aussagen 😜

Mal schauen was die auf der K zu zeigen haben

Läuft 😊👍

https://news.cision.com/tomra-systems-asa/r/tomra-q3-all-time-high-order-intake-in-sorting-solutions,c2936645

Find das Spitze. Danke @ Beat. Dem Kurs zu urteilen wurde das so nicht erwartet

Im Branchenvergleich kann ich es nicht einordnen, aber generell ist es eine solide Marge - und vor allem ist sie wie es scheint stabil. Das ist sehr erfreulich. Mal sehen was der Markt aus den Zahlen macht. Sie sind gut, aber nicht überragend und wohl auch keine Ueberraschung. Ich hoffe, ich täusche mich und sie macht nun endlich wieder Boden gut.

Merce, ist ein cross margin von 45 % gut für die Branche?

Danke

Klingt saugut

Soeben per Mail von der Firma erhalten: „TOMRA Q3: All time high order intake in Sorting Solutions The third quarter 2019 was another solid quarter, with all time high order intake for TOMRA Sorting Solutions and growth in newly entered deposit markets for TOMRA Collection Solutions. Revenues in the third quarter 2019 amounted to 2,378 MNOK up from 2,247 MNOK in third quarter last year, representing a growth of 6%. Gross margin was 45% in the quarter, up from 44% in third quarter 2018, due to slightly improved margins for both TOMRA Collection Solutions and TOMRA Sorting Solutions. Operating expenses totaled 648 MNOK in the third quarter, up from 587 MNOK in third quarter last year. The increase was related to higher general business activity, future oriented ramp-up activities and currencies. EBITA was 414 MNOK in third quarter 2019 versus 408 MNOK in third quarter 2018. Cash flow from operations in third quarter 2019 equaled 438 MNOK, compared to 433 MNOK in third quarter 2018, with 68 MNOK in positive effect from IFRS 16. Collection Solutions: Stable base business – solid growth in Australia Revenues in the business area equaled 1,238 MNOK in the third quarter, up from 1135 MNOK in third quarter last year. Gross margin was 43%, stable from third quarter last year. Operating expenses amounted to 264 MNOK, up from 240 MNOK last year, due to currencies and preparations for new markets. EBITA was 270 MNOK, up from 244 MNOK in third quarter last year. “TOMRA operates under the throughput model in the states of New South Wales (since 2017) and Queensland (since 2018), where revenue is a function of the number of beverage containers collected through our reverse vending machines. By providing a convenient solution with state-of-the-art technology and actively engaging the consumer, volumes continues to improve. Therefore, TOMRA’s business in Australia has generated substantial year-over-year growth in revenue and profit”, explains Stefan Ranstrand, TOMRA President and CEO. Sorting Solutions: Improved order intake in Food Sorting Revenues equaled 1,140 MNOK in third quarter 2019, up from 1,112 MNOK in third quarter 2018. Gross margin remains stable at 46%. Operating expenses were up from 327 MNOK to 360 MNOK, due to higher activities in Recycling and currency. EBITA was down from 184 MNOK in third quarter 2018 to 168 MNOK in third quarter 2019. All time high order intake of 1,224 MNOK, compared to 1,112 MNOK same period last year, fueled by increased order intake in Food The order backlog ended at 1,430 MNOK, up from 1,345 MNOK at the beginning of the quarter. “Although the macro uncertainties persist as a result of the trade dispute, TOMRA has seen a slightly improved momentum in Food. Global trade flows are adapting to the changing conditions and TOMRA aims to benefit from a wide geographical footprint”, says Stefan Ranstrand, TOMRA President and CEO. “

Schade nur, dass man niwo die Analysten Erwartungen finden kann