** Shares in Deceuninck DECB.BR are down 8.4%, set for
worst day since May 2019, as the Belgian designer and producer
of PVC systems remains cautious on the rest of 2022 despite
strong H1 urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL8N2ZT26U
** Its H1 sales https://deceuninck.com/en/show-press.aspx?id=393&language=EN
reached EUR 489 mln ($497 mln) vs 404 mln last year, while adj.
EBITDA rose 11% to EUR 56.8 mln, both excluding IAS29 effects
** "Strong set of results," ING comments, pointing to sales
beat of 4.4% and adj. EBITDA 19.6% above a company-compiled
consensus
** "We however see some negatives to this press release,
mainly demonstrated in our view by the requirement to adopt
IAS29 (hyperinflation accounting) in Turkey given current
economic circumstances," ING adds
** The management says it remains cautious on business
development in Turkey due to current inflation levels and the
impact on consumer confidence
** The company also says the lower demand in the U.S.
related to the economic slowdown will impact volumes in H2
** Including Wednesday's fall, the stock is down around 24%
year-to-date
($1 = 0.9840 euros)
(Reporting by Clement Martinot)
((Clement.martinot@tr.com))