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Amplex has made a tender offer for Addvise. A decent offer with approximately a 40% premium for us if one has jumped on the Addvise bandwagon this year. However, for those who bought Addvise in recent years, the news is not good. The tender offer is a method that has become sadly familiar even from the Helsinki stock exchange: The company’s insiders are buying. They already have approximately 30% of the shares and 40% of the voting power. Next, the board will “evaluate” the tender offer and will publish its stance on the matter within two weeks at the latest. The fox guarding the henhouse, I would say.                   ADDvise Group              ADDvise’s board of directors evaluates the public offer from Amplex - ADDvise...    Amplex AB (“Amplex”) has today announced a public offer to the shareholders and warrant holders of ADDvise Group AB (publ) (“ADDvise”) to transfer all shares and warrants in ADDvise to Amplex at a price of SEK 1.65 in cash for each class A and class...

My simple Addvise investment theses are:   The company’s new management has assured that cash flow and EBITA% are the top priorities.   New acquisitions will be made disciplinedly, and Addvise’s debt situation will be carefully considered.   The full exercise of warrants related to the rights issue would bring the company an additional 114-172 MSEK in Q1/2026 (dilution is 14.3%). After this, there should be NO further need for new directed issues or rights issues.   Thanks to point 3) and improved cash flow, the net debt/EBITDA ratio will have fallen below 3.0 by the end of Q1/26. This is the company’s target level.   The additional purchase prices for previous oversized acquisitions will have been almost entirely paid by the end of 2026. The cash flow profile will significantly improve as a result.   Good comparables for Addvise can be found on the Swedish stock exchange: Addlife and Asker. Addvise’s key figures are favorable compared to them, and Addvise is valued at lower multiples. The reasons lie in Addvise’s history and are self-inflicted. However, the management has now been changed, and the main owners include Life Science experts. Many of them have significant shareholdings in Addvise.   With the spring refinancing, interest expenses/year are approximately 75 MSEK. The adjusted 12-month (LTM) P/E ratio is approximately 7. The EBITA margin is approximately 17%, meaning approximately 270 MSEK EBITA (non-IFRS). If, thanks to the new management, confidence in the company returns and Addvise proceeds according to plan, then the multiples could rise closer to its comparables. In this case, Addvise will be a multi-bagger in the coming years. The CEO summarized in the Q3 webcast that future acquisitions will be made thoughtfully: “No rush; it must be the right fit.” If it turns out that this principle is deviated from, I will be the first to sell my shares.

I don’t have full insight into the company, other than hearing them mentioned a bit here at the Inderes office and they conduct their presentations with us. But after reviewing Q3, it feels like they are in a situation that many Swedish companies are in right now. Macroeconomic headwinds are mentioned as a factor for decreased organic revenue, and there is a full focus on operational efficiency impacting profitability. EBITA increased by 1.8% in Q3, and that in itself might not say much, but doing so while revenue decreased and order intake looks bleak might say more. However, this is likely the beginning of a journey for ADDvise, and they need to show more strength in their structure. What do you think?

The Chairman of the Board bought 580,000 shares. He previously owned 3 million shares. News on 4.11.                   placera.se              STYRELSEORDFÖRANDE HAR KÖPT 580.000 AKTIER | Placera.se    STYRELSEORDFÖRANDE HAR KÖPT 580.000 AKTIER

Pareto lowered the target price to 2.0 kronor (previously 2.2 SEK) and reiterated its buy recommendation. The news does not provide any justifications. It would be interesting to know more, as there is almost 100% upside potential to the target price.                   Affärsvärlden              Pareto Securities sänker riktkursen för Addvise Group till 2,0 kronor (2,2),...

Let’s try to revive the thread. Half a year has passed since the rights issue, and on October 23rd, the first so-called “clean” quarter was published, which did not include costs related to the rights issue, nor one-time costs from subsequently restructured loans. The Q3 report and webcast reveal that organic growth is still challenging. The company is now emphasizing disciplined cost management, increasing EBITA%, and business cash flow. The net debt/EBITDA ratio of 3.2 was still above the company’s target of <3.0. A smaller loan portfolio, decreased interest rates, and profitability enhancement measures are now nicely reflected in the bottom line and cash flow. EPS was SEK 0.09 (0.05) and operating cash flow was clearly positive at SEK 35 MSEK (-2.3 MSEK). The CEO emphasizes that the focus is now on capital allocation discipline, which is at least desirable after all the past (in my opinion, reckless) years. July–September 2025 Net revenue was SEK 363.2 million (403.6), an organic decrease of 10.0%, an organic decrease of 4.8% net of currency effects Orders received was SEK 349.2 million (421.8), an organic decrease of 17.2%, a decrease of 12.1% net of currency effects EBITA was SEK 56.4 million (55.4), an increase of 1.8% Operating profit (EBIT) was SEK 44.8 million (66.4) Profit for the period was SEK 56.0 million (11.8) and adjusted profit for the period was SEK 19.0 million (-5.4). Basic earnings per share amounted to SEK 0.09 (0.05) Operating cash flow was SEK 35.3 million (-2.3), an increase of 1,629.1% ADDvise Group Interim report 2025, January 1–September 30 - ADDvise Group Strengthened profitability and cash flow despite a quarter with macro headwinds. In the third quarter, organic sales decreased by 4.8% in constant currency, but the year-to-date growth remains positive. The work on operational efficiency is having an...

In my opinion, this summarizes well why the company’s stock price has plummeted. EBITA%, ROCE% and cash conversion have decreased quarter after quarter, and revenue growth has been solely inorganic. Additionally, reflecting on this, the company was run with an excessively high debt level, which led to a share issue made at a dismal valuation.   The share issue raised 457 MSEK (with warrants potentially raising an additional 172 MSEK in a year), in which insiders also participated, and in recent months they have also bought shares from the stock exchange. Net debt at year-end was approximately 1,435 MSEK, so the issue itself improves the net debt to 12M EBITDA ratio (3.8X at year-end).   Management itself has explained the weak FY24, mainly by an excessively good FY23. Without taking a stand on how various tariffs might affect Addvise Group, I believe the current valuation includes a fair margin of safety.  Based on Quart’s data, Market cap is 233 MSEK and EV 1.7 BSEK; if the consensus estimate of two analysts materializes, EV/EBITDA is 3.9X based on FY25 figures (13.3% EBITDA growth). If EBITDA remains the same as FY24, the multiple would be ~4.5X.  Have others been following the company’s activities recently or bought shares?

ADDvise Group

ADDvise Group AB's subsidiary Merit Cables Inc has received an order from Cadwell Industries, a company specialized in electrodes, consumables, supplies, and accessories for neurology, worth...

<div class="abstract">ADDvise Group AB's subsidiary Merit Cables Inc has received an order from Cadwell Industries, a company specialized in electrodes, consumables, supplies, and accessories for neurology, worth approximately USD 1.7 million. The order involves wires for electrodiagnostic supplies such as EEG, EMG and ultrasound for measuring and evaluating electrical brain and muscle activity. Delivery of the order is planned to take place during the following twelve months.</div>For further information, please contact: Rikard Akhtarzand, CEO +46&nbsp;765-25 90 71 rikard.akhtarzand@addvisegroup.seImportant information:This information is by ADDvise Group AB required to disclose under the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication on 10 June 2022 at 16:50 CEST. &nbsp;About ADDvise Group &nbsp;ADDvise Group AB (publ) is a leading supplier of equipment to healthcare and research facilities. The group consists of two business areas, Lab and Healthcare. Sales are global. The Group has a clear acquisition strategy with the aim of raising shareholder value and expand the business - both geographically and product wise. ADDvise Group's shares are listed on Nasdaq First North Premier and Mangold Fondkommission AB, +46 8 503 015 50, CA@mangold.se,is the Company's Certified Adviser. Additional information is available at www.addvisegroup.com.