Casino


No major surprises in the H1; investors await the transformation plan

01/08/24 -"Casino’s H1 FY24 performance was a mixed bag – sales and FCF were stronger but EBITDA was below our expectations. In the Q2, the group’s revenue declined by 3.1% yoy (+140bp vs our estimate), on the ..."

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Published on
01/08/24
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