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Faes Farma — Q1 2026 Post-Earnings Analysis

$FAE (-0,96%)


Revenue: €200M (+31%) — beat Renta 4's estimate of €190M (+24.4%)


EBITDA: €48M (+23%)


Net profit: €30.8M (+9%)


Pharma division: €175M (+31%); Animal Nutrition: €22M (+31%)


Strategic molecules: bilastine (leader), calcifediol +19%, mesalazine +12%


Ophthalmology now ~14% of revenue


Critical Read

Growth is mostly inorganic. Edol (June 2025) + SIFI (September 2025) contributed €30M+ in Q1 alone. Underlying organic growth closer to 10–12%


Margin compression is real. Revenue +31% vs. net profit +9% reflects M&A integration and Derio plant relocation costs

Bilastine Japan patent cliff hits in 2026 — management expects other regions/molecules to offset, but this is the thesis, not yet the fact


Q1 EBITDA tracking below the +28/+31% annual guidance — margin expansion has to come in coming quarters


Strategic Plan 2025–2030

Target: double revenue to €1B and EBITDA to €240M by 2030

Implies ~10–12% revenue CAGR, ~15% EBITDA CAGR

Ophthalmology to become ~20% of revenue (Edol + SIFI)


R&D investment rising from 6% to 10% of sales by 2030

SIFI deal: €270M EV plus earn-outs tied to Akantior (orphan drug for Acanthamoeba keratitis) — the asymmetric bet

Valuation


Stock at €4.83; 52-week range €4.10–€5.44; market cap ~€1.5B


Analyst consensus target: €5.30 (~+9% upside); rating Neutral (1 buy, 1 sell)


PE ~19x TTM, dividend yield ~3.8%, payout 50%


Trades like a transition story — neither cheap nor expensive


Key Risks


Bilastine Japan patent cliff (now)

M&A execution / synergies delivery

Akantior commercial ramp in US and Europe

Net debt/EBITDA approaching the 2x ceiling


Solid quarter, not exceptional. Headline +31% flatters underlying organic ~10–12%


If 2030 plan delivers (€240M EBITDA at 12x EV/EBITDA), implied market cap ~€2.5–3B — roughly 2x current


Consensus is Neutral, upside modest in 12 months; real catalyst is multi-year execution

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