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CEEMEA Equity Research
CEEMEA First to Market 27 May 2026
Today’s Morning Meeting | Key Strategy & Macro Publications | Also Published Today | Key Changes | JPM
Events | Upcoming Earnings
Today’s Morning Meeting
CEEMEA Retail (Elena Jouronova, CFA)
Feedback from investor meetings: Looking into 2H26 - Allegro and Polish Food Retail in the
spotlight
Following our UK investor meetings last week, we summarise the key debate points across our CEE and MENA retail
coverage. Investors remain selectively constructive on Polish Retail, but with a clearer bifurcation between self-help/turnaround
opportunities, where operational delivery and balance-sheet levers can still underpin upside - JMT (OW, AFL, covered by
Borja Olcese), Allegro (OW), Pepco (OW)- and names where near-term visibility is more contested, particularly around LFL
trajectories and margin resilience - LPP (N), Dino (UW). Across Polish retailers, technical overhang considerations remain one
of the key concerns. Into 2H, the focus is on relative winners from an inflation inflection. Within MENA, investor tone remains
cautious, with discussions most frequently centred on Talabat (N).
Key Strategy & Macro Publications
Europe, Middle East and Africa Emerging Markets Weekly (Nicolaie Alexandru-Chidesciuc)
This week’s calendar is packed with central bank decisions with potential for action, but the trajectory of policy is far from
homogeneous in the region, surprisingly so amidst an energy shock. The SARB has been a defender of a proactive response
to the energy supply shock, and we expect it to be unanimous in raising the repo rate by 25bps to 7%, with the inflation profile
probably lifted further to reflect a peak of 5%oya (from 4%).
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