A great business with a long growth runway at a (very) reasonable valuation.
• trades at 24x 2020 FCF
• guides for 40% growth this year
• 2021 price sales of 2.3
• targets ebitda margins of 15%, up to 20% long term.
Grew 56% prior to Covid, clear COVID winner with 100% growth in 2020, but based on preliminary Q1 numbers it’s clear they don’t stop here. Based on very strong Q1 data $HFG guides for 35-45% growth this year (they used to underpromise and overdeliver)
The business model is very sticky. Not like saas, but much better than traditional e-commerce. I have friends in Germany where $HFG originated that use it non-stop since 4ys and are very happy.
The opportunity is massive. Only 5mn customers so far
Hello Fresh is the clear leader in its category and it’s gaining share. If Germans are good at one thing, it’s grocery logistics and execution (see what Aldi and Lidl did to incumbents)
First mover advantage. Good luck competing with that if you’re a new startup.
Growing organically...
...And through acquisitions
Growing the TAM by entering new markets. Check out what they do to goodfood market in Canada.
The business is very sustainable. Sourcing directly from producers (and it’s profitable of course)
Long growth runway, strong profitability, and plenty of optionality.
The business model fits perfectly into the convenience economy. Saves a lot of time to think about what to cook and to buy the stuff. Tastes great. Makes life’s of hard working people much simpler (and healthier).
€5.13 per meal per person in Germany currently. Good value IMO
A good meal kit is essentially online grocery +.
Pure online grocery = access to a gym
Meal kits = personal trainer
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Alibaba is mis-priced because the market still thinks “e-commerce”, but the real story is its cloud arm. Think AWS in 2015—only trading at a fraction of the parent’s value. Here’s why Alibaba Cloud is the clearest near-term catalyst and the biggest long-term driver of $BABA.
2/14
China's cloud market is catching up with massive potential:
• Gen-AI boom drives GPU demand for enterprises
• "New Infrastructure" & SOE digitization push by 2027
• Shift from on-prem to public cloud accelerates Growth curve steepening, but challenges remain.
- Why old IWG is already a good business at a great price
- Why IWG’s transformation to capital light growth is making it a wonderful business
- What it takes for a 10 bagger over 10ys
I believe my best work so far (link in bio).
Spoiler: I’m addressing in depth the power dynamics between IWG and office owners and draw parallels with the hotel industry, where value creation at management companies (Hilton/ Marriott) has far outpaced returns to hotel owners or hotel REITs.
Marriott is a 31x without dividends since IPO in 1995
Capital light growth is a helluva value creation strategy. Who’s gonna stop IWG from capturing the opportunity?
Once in a life A Once in a Lifetime Opportunity in German Residential Real Estate Stocks🏘️💰🇩🇪
1/ Vonovia, $LEG, $TAG, $GCP currently trade at a 67% discount to NAV, with a potential 200% mid term upside. It's a rare opportunity to buy into this market at a bargain price.
2/ Key stocks to watch: Vonovia, LEG Immobilien, TAG Immobilien, and Grand City Properties. They're trading at deep discounts to NAV, providing an attractive entry point for investors.
3/ Historically, these stocks traded close to their NAV. But today, they're trading at an average 67% discount, offering residential real estate in Germany at a two-thirds discount. #valueinvesting#opportunity
Deep Dive:
US Banking System Destabilized After Unprecedented Rate Hike Cycle -
The failure of Silicon Valley Bank is exposing systematic vulnerabilities that will likely force the FED to pivot. modernvalueinvesting.substack.com/p/the-fed-has-…
Banks borrow short term to lend out long term. This transformation of maturities relies on the stickiness of customer deposits.
While short term interest rates have increased above 4.5%, the average annual percentage on deposits is 0.23%.
What is going on?
After more than a decade of ZIRP, the average yield on bank loans and securities is only 3.5%, significantly less than short term risk free interest rates of 4.7%.
The FDIC data in the graphic below show how unprecedented the situation is.