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> Energy, Materials & Industrials
ArcelorMittal — Bastian Synagowitz, BUY, close €28.7, €33 tgt, 15% upside
■ Despite having performed well recently, we believe the stock is still priced
for a "cautious" $7bn EBITDA scenario. This appears too bearish as spot
conditions remain strong and three structural changes have removed
part of the downside risk:
■ Firstly, Europe is seeing the strongest consolidation dynamic since the
creation of ArcelorMittal itself.
■ Second, trade policy continues to become stricter in MT's US and
European core markets.
■ Third, China is aiming to cut capacity 10-20%. Our checks (and rising
margins in China) support the view this is for real.
■ Although we model a steel price correction from spot (suggests $10bn
EBITDA), we believe the stock comes with three free options beyond our
base case scenario (stronger developed market margins, Brazilian recovery,
commodity price holding up better) which means it could almost double
in a blue sky.
■ MT should end 2017 with net debt of c.$10bn, vs Q4 run rate EBITDA of
$8bn. Its strong 2018 FCF yield of 8-11% suggest high potential for
attractive cash returns mid-term: $2.9bn of FCF, and just $0.3bn of divis in
our model.
■ Valuation: MT trades at 5.0x 2018E EV/EBITDA, 14% discount to peers
■ Catalysts: trade policy, steel margins holding up better, further rebound in
iron ore. Q4 results 9-Feb.
Related DB Research:
Notes from the road: US NDR (Synagowitz)
Another round of upgrades and still room to go - BUY, PT to USD38 (Synagowitz)
Deutsche Bank
Expectations are sensible but the shares do not reflect the ongoing earnings
recovery yet
120
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AM - share price performance (EUR) (LHS)
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1 yr rolling EBITDA consensus (USDm) (RHS)
100
2 yr rolling EBITDA consensus (USDm) (RHS)
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Source Datastream
Sales by end-market (2016)
Mining. Chemical & Water 1%
Other steel 11%
Packaging 4%
Transformation 12%
Some: Deutsche Bank
Auto 20%
Other sales 8%
Distribution 26%
Construction 18%
Deutsche Bank Research• Ettopean Equity Focus —Jammu 2018
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