Accsys Technologies — Strong EBITDA growth until FY30 expected

25/02/2025

At its investor strategy day, Accsys set financial targets for the coming years, with a combined volume and revenue CAGR of 14% for FY25–30e for the plant in the Netherlands and the Accoya USA plant (60%/40% joint venture (JV)). Driven by increasing volumes, higher efficiency and operating leverage, Accsys targets adjusted group EBITDA to improve from €10.5m in FY25e (consensus) to €54m by FY30 (including its 60% share in the JV), exceeding our previous estimates. Accsys aims to bring down net debt to zero by FY30, which we think is achievable fuelled by increasing free cash flows. On higher long-term margins, our discounted cash flow indicates a value per share of 83p or €1.00 (up from €0.95 previously).

Accsys Technologies — Strategy day provides insight into Focus strategy

30/01/2025

Today, Accsys hosted an investor strategy day at its site in Arnhem, the Netherlands. Management provided an insight into its Focus strategy, which is aimed at optimising operational efficiencies and bringing both plants to full capacity. The company is targeting a run-rate sales volume of 100,000m3 by the end of FY27 and 120,000m3 by the end of FY30 (that is full capacity), growing further after FY30 with the focus on investment in capacity expansion. Accsys is maintaining its 30% gross margin target and for the first time has set adjusted group EBITDA margin targets of 12% by the end of FY27 and 15% by the end of FY30.

Accsys Technologies — Accoya USA off to a good start

05/12/2024

Accsys positively surprised the market by raising its guidance for FY25 after a strong H125 despite challenging market conditions. Volume growth was better than expected and volumes should maintain momentum due to increasing sales and marketing efforts, which should also benefit margins. Manufacturing performance at the new plant in the US is progressing well, with rapidly improving results expected after the first year of start-up costs. Accsys has simplified and de-risked its business with the decision to discontinue the project in Hull. On higher margin estimates, our discounted cash flow (DCF) rises to €0.95 per share (was €0.92 previously).