REAL-TIME GLOBAL RESEARCH
Icade (ICAD.PA): Subdued macro coupled with higher vacancy risk; maintain Sell
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Icade (ICAD.PA): Subdued macro coupled with higher vacancy risk; maintain Sell
Goldman Sachs Icade (ICAD.PA)
Key risks/what would make us more positive
Stronger underlying markets than we expect, resulting in high rental growth: Should
the macro environment and demand in underlying markets be stronger than expected,
this could lead to higher rental growth relative to our expectations.
Stronger pricing power: Should reversionary potential or pricing power be stronger
than we expect in the portfolio, this would drive stronger rental growth assumptions
than we currently expect.
Stronger pass-through of inflation: Any stronger pass-through of inflation would
positively impact our view on the amount of ERV and GRI growth we assume in our
forecasts.
Lower vacancy than we currently forecast: Given weak supply/demand dynamics in
Icade’s market, we forecast vacancy increasing to c.22-25% in the portfolio. Should the
company see better demand than we expect and additional leasing successes, this
would drive better rents than we currently forecast.
Third-party development: Better revenue and margins than expected in third-party
development could drive stronger EBITDA assumptions than we currently forecast.
Lower interest rates than we currently expect: Should interest rates be lower than we
expect, this would have a positive impact on interest costs and on our cost of capital
assumption.
Disposal of Healthcare: Icade sold a 63% stake in its Icade Sante healthcare business
(renamed Praemia Healthcare) in July 2023 and is looking to sell the rest of the business.
We assume a progressive disposal by end 2026; we note that an earlier sale at more
favourable conditions than we expect could result in the company being able to return
capital faster to shareholders.
Other disclosure:
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