(Debtwire) KME adjusted leverage elevated but potential extra liquidity and encouraging outlook provide boost

The impact guided in 2Q20 was an expected fall in orders in 3Q20 and this is exactly what happened. In this context, 3Q20 was unusually good as there was a stronger EBITDA and better than expected results against a 10%-17% guided order intake decline, special opportunities firm Sarria said. “The order intake has already [gone] to normal levels and 4Q20 should return to previous EBITDA and revenue levels,” they added.

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(Debtwire) KME orders dip but Intek warrants, entity separation and synergies support bull case

In 2019 there was a major short on the name but this was due to heavy one-offs and cashflow generation coming purely from factoring and inventory facilities, Sarria noted. But while there could be a 3Q EBITDA

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