Tinexta's management is likely happy to have said goodbye to a year in which numerous challenges in two divisions, Business Innovation (BI) and Cyber Security (CS), weighed on group performance. Management expects a strong recovery by both divisions in FY25 with more favourable market drivers. There is also a clear indication that Tinexta is focused on maximising the returns from its existing assets and less emphasis on M&A than historically, following a high level of activity in FY24. The growth is expected to come from consolidating its leadership in key markets, cross-selling opportunities between the divisions and generating operating leverage with strict cost controls. Delivery of its growth expectations would be more than helpful in improving Tinexta's low valuation.Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...
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