EVENTS:   The Roaring 2020s or a Rerun of the 1970s? - Edward Yardeni/Yardeni Research - 24 Mar 26   Best Equity Short Ideas Conference Call 13 - Thomas Chanos/Badger Consultants & Dr. Aaron Fletcher/Bios Research & Jonathan Telgener/Channel Dynamics & Ed Steele/Iron Blue Financials & John Zolidis/Quo Vadis Capital & Mark Hiley/The Analyst - 26 Mar 26     ROADSHOWS: Chinese Equity Ideas & Channel Checks Across 50 sub-sectors - Don Ma /Horizon Insights   •   London   23 - 27 Mar 26       Long Short European Equity Research - Harry Grist /The Analyst   •   New York   26 Mar 26       Fundamental US Healthcare Short Ideas - Dr Elliot Favus /Favus Institutional Research   •   London   27 - 27 Mar 26      
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MYST Advisors

While all the stocks presented at MYST's latest buyside event could be considered undervalued, many offered significant (i.e. >50%) upside. The most differentiated ideas included: Blackbaud (improving fundamentals more apparent post-EVERFI divestiture; potential M&A target); HealthEquity (new legislation fuelling dramatic TAM expansion + bond portfolio repricing tailwinds); and JBS (multiple to expand as US listing drives increased passive ownership / index inclusion). More familiar names discussed included: Fluor (huge NuScale Power (SMR) monetisation catalyst not reflected in Street estimates); Teva Pharmaceutical (generics cash cow enabling innovative branded portfolio pipeline development); and Warner Bros. Discovery (well positioned for media consolidation wave amid forthcoming business separation).

Edition: 214

- 27 June, 2025


Teva Pharmaceuticals (TEVA)

Healthcare

Behind the Numbers

BTN lowers their earnings quality rating for TEVA to 1- (Strong Concern) - the company gave its lowest FCF guidance in years as it had already stretched payables by 29 days last year ($630m), pulled in more from sold A/R ($378m) and will need to start paying its opioid settlements. TEVA posts small EPS beats. It cut sales allowances to add 18-40c the last 3-years. EBITDA of $4.5-$4.9bn looks overstated as TEVA adds back recurring cash costs for litigation, some R&D, regulatory compliance… BTN sees EBITDA at $3.1-$3.3bn. TEVA’s debt to EBITDA is 3.45x. At $3.2bn and adding the opioid settlements to debt, the ratio is almost 7x.

Edition: 181

- 08 March, 2024