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MON CHERI Elbasani Street, Building 9, 3rd Floor Tirana, Albania Tél.:+355 568 2030942 [email protected] www.moncheri.al • Erald Metohu, Human Resources GAZMENT ZENELI 20 Tetori 9001 Lushnje, Albania Tél.:+355 68 4033132 Fax:+355 37 250293 [email protected] • Gazment Zeneli, Administrator EURL GALOIS DIO IMP EXP Cité 84 logts Annaser 34030 Bordj Bou Arréridj, Algeria Tél.:+213 77 7619806 • Fares Belmihoub, Manager • Rabia Belmihoub, Import • Gaelle Loiselle, Manager SUPERMERCADOS DIA Juan Francisco Seguí 4646 1425 Buenos Aires, Argentina www.supermercadosdia.com.ar • Esteban Almendros, Director Comercio Exterior • Pablo Von Bilderling, Gerente SUPERMERCADOS LA ANONIMA Perez Quintana 3850 1714 Ituzaingo, Buenos Aires, Argentina Tél.:+54 11 44899169 Fax:+54 11 44899100 www.laanonima.com.ar • Eduardo Koglot, Gerente Divisional de Compras SFIDA GROUP 42 Robbs Road 3012 West Footscray, Victoria, Australia Tél.:+61 39 3168822 Fax:+61 39 3168841 www.sfida.com.au • Joseph Baker, Director PLMA Buyers List 2018 / Page 1 of 162 (Printed 27 April 2018) ALDI STORES 1 Sargents Road 2770 Minchinbury, New South Wales, Australia Tél.:+61 2 96759000 Fax:+61 2 96759299 www.aldi.com.au • Tim Dudding, Group Buying Director • Dean Fleischmann, Buying Director • Keri Layt, Buying Director • Nicola Mendoza, Buying Director • Michael Whiteford, Buying Director SOULFRESH P.O. Box 6001 3072 Preston West, Victoria, Australia Tél.:+61 1300 458423 [email protected] www.soulfresh.com.au • Didi Lo, CEO NICE-PAK PRODUCTS PTY LTD. P.O. Box 630 3195 Braeside, Victoria, Australia Tél.:+61 3 85860500 [email protected] www.nicepak.com.au • Matthew Draheim, Sales & Marketing Director WOOLWORTHS LTD. 1 Woolworths Way 2153 Bella Vista, New South Wales, Australia Tél.:+61 2 88850000 Fax:+61 2 88880000 www.woolworths.com.au • Francoise Dulac, European Sourcing Manager • Antoine Dupont, Head of International Own Brand • Francesco Zanchini, European Sourcing Manager CORECO (AUST.) PTY. LTD. 29-31 Glenbarry Road, Campbellfield. 3061 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Tél.:+61 39 3570490 www.corecofinefoods.com.au • Rita Piedimonte, Importer • Salvatore Piedimonte, Company Director GLOBAL WHOLESALERS PTY LTD. P.O. Box 519 2073 Pymble, New South Wales, Australia Tél.:+61 2 94999009 Fax:+61 2 94987395 www.globalco.com.au • Grace Aves, Product Development Officer • Lawrence Ho, Buyer PLMA Buyers List 2018 / Page 2 of 162 (Printed 27 April 2018) SPAR ÖSTERREICHISCHE WARENHANDELS-AG Europastraße 3 5015 Salzburg, Austria Tél.:+43 662 44700 Fax:+43 662 4470501 [email protected] www.spar.at • Matthias Bauer, Sortimentsmanager Food • Katharina Bauerstätter, Internationales Eigenmarkenmanagement • Manuel Dolesch, Sortimentsmanager • Andreas Ender, Sortimentsmanager • Francesca Fiametti, Internationales Eigenmarkenmanagement • Manuela Huber, Internationales Eigenmarkenmanagement • Herwig Kousek, Leiter Abteilung Grundnahrung & Cerealien • Manuela Lechner, Sortimentsmanagerin • Julia Parhammer, Sortimentsmanagement • Jasmin Pixner, Sortimentsmanagement • Philip Schobersberger, Zentrales Sortimentsmanagement Leiter Non-Food • Christian Schönberger, Leiter Käse, Aufstriche, Salate & Antipasti • Marion Strasser, Qualitätsmanagement • Silvia Teufl Mag, Zentrale Einkaufsorganistion • Eduard Vonier, Leiter Einkauf Molkereiprodukte • Anita Widauer, Zentrales Sortimentsmanagement Food REWE INTERNATIONAL AG Industriezentrum NÖ-Süd, Straße 3, Objekt 16 2355 Wiener Neudorf, Austria Tél.:+43 2236 6000 [email protected] www.rewe-group.at • Dominik Bauer, Produktmanager Eigenmarken • Wolfgang Faulend, Category Manager • Liudmila Halvadjieva, Senior Category Manager REWE INTERNATIONAL DIENSTLEISTUNGS GESMBH Industriezentrum NÖ-Süd, Straße 3 2355 Wiener Neudorf, Austria Tél.:+43 2236 6000 www.rewe-group.at • Ronald Beres, Senior Category Manager Non-Food Cee • Christian Pichler, Head of Cat. Man. & Purchasing Food (dry) & Non Fo METRO CASH & CARRY ÖSTERREICH GMBH Metro-Platz 1 2331 Wien-Vösendorf, Austria Tél.:+43 16 9080 www.metro.at • Jasminka Dzebic, Senior Department Manager • Engelbert Edinger, Assistant Category Manager • Katharina Rathfuss, Brand Manager • Thomas Seifriedsberger, Category Manager Food NORMA GMBH & CO. KG - ÖSTERREICH Ziegeleistraße 16 5020 Salzburg, Austria Tél.:+43 66 2880088 Fax:+43 66 2880088222 www.norma.at • Peter Forstneritsch, Zentraleinkäufer • Stefan Gröblacher, Zentraleinkäufer • Tanja Wendl, Einkäuferin PLMA Buyers List 2018 / Page 3 of 162 (Printed 27 April 2018) GEWUßT WIE WELLNESS & BEAUTY E. GEN. Industriestraße 58 2514 Traiskirchen, Austria Tél.:+43 2252 806340 Fax:+43 2252 8063416 www.gewusstwie.at • Karin Graf, Brandmanagerin • Claudia Paller, Produktmanagerin LIDL AUSTRIA GBMH Unter der Leiten 11 5020 Salzburg, Austria Tél.:+43 662 4448440 Fax:+43 662 442844800 www.lidl.at • Tanja Hacker, Einkauf INTERFOOD LEBENSMITTELGROßHANDEL GMBH Innsbruckerstraße 77 6060 Hall in Tirol, Austria Tél.:+43 5223 568080 Fax:+43 5223 5680820 [email protected] www.interfood.at • Christian Höllwarth, Direktor MERKUR WARENHANDELS AG Industriezentrum Nö-Süd, Straße 3, Objekt 16 2355 Wiener Neudorf, Austria Tél.:+43 2236 6000 Fax:+43 223 660 07142 [email protected] LAMERCANTILE SCARDOVI GMBH Baumgasse 70 1030 Vienna, Austria Tél.:+43 17 964308 Fax:+43 17 96430830 [email protected] www.lamercantile.com • Patricia Spittau, Geschäftsleitung BIPA PARFÜMERIEN GMBH Industriezentrum Nö-Süd, Straße 3, Objekt 16 2355 Wr. Neudorf, Austria Tél.:+43 2236 6000 Fax:+43 2236 60087007 [email protected] www.bipa.at • Birgit Frank, Category Manager • Vera Mickstötter, Product Manager REWE INTERNATIONAL LAGER- UND TRANSPORT GMBH Industriezentrum NÖ-Süd, Straße 3, Objekt 16 2355 Wiener Neudorf, Austria Tél.:+43 2236 6000 • Viktoriya Semitaio, Category Manager PLMA Buyers List 2018 / Page 4 of 162 (Printed 27 April 2018) TOP-TEAM ZENTRALEINKAUF GMBH Egger-Lienz-Straße 15 4050 Traun, Austria Tél.:+43 7229 6851211 [email protected] www.topteam.co.at • Heidemarie Klettner, Purchasing Agent XXXLUTZ KG AUSTRIA Römerstraße 39 4600 Wels, Austria Tél.:+43 50 111100095 www.xxxlutz.com • Christoph Hlafka, Einkauf • Thomas Kaser, Einkauf EUROTORG LTD. Montazhnikov Str. 2 220019 Minsk, Belarus Tél.:+375 172 782008 Fax:+375 172 127097 www.euroopt.by • Aliaksandr Liakh, Private Label Manager EPI INTERNATIONAL Uitbreidingstraat 84 2600 Antwerpen, Belgium Tél.:+972 3 9288700 Fax:+972 3 9211868 [email protected] • Stella Abulafya, Key Account Manager • Estelle Chekroun, Commercial Director • Viviane Schreiber, General Manager • Avraham Yagel, Manager S.A. DELFOOD N.V. / GROUPE LOUIS DELHAIZE Rue de l'Espérance 84 6061 Montignies-sur-Sambre, Belgium Tél.:+32 71 204211 Fax:+32 71 204297 www.delfood.be • Marc Arnaud, Product Manager • Stéphane Genicot, Marketing Director • Jill Rolland, Category Manager • Stéphanie Vangeneberg, Marketing Support Manager RETAIL PARTNERS COLRUYT GROUP N.V. De Regenboog 8 2800 Mechelen, Belgium Tél.:+32 2 5831111 Fax:+32 2 5831107 [email protected] www.sparretail.be • Silvie Bauwens, Coordinator Private Label • Jeroen Douwen, Purchaser • Yves Fordyn, Purchaser • Bart van Dessel, Purchaser PLMA Buyers List 2018 / Page 5 of 162 (Printed 27 April 2018) OKAY BUURTWINKELS N.V. Jozef Huysmanslaan 94 1651 Lot, Belgium Tél.:+32 23 616774 Fax:+32 23 635478 www.okay.colruytgroup.be • Frank Baeck, Buyer • Sylvie Boddez, Buyer • Niko De Smedt, Buyer MAKRO CASH & CARRY BELGIUM N.V./S.A. Nijverheidsstraat 70 2160 Wommelgem, Belgium www.metro.be • Bart Blomme, Offer Management Director Food CARREFOUR BELGIUM S.A. Avenue des Olympiades 20 1140 Bruxelles, Belgium Tél.:+32 2 7292111 Fax:+32 2 7291818 www.carrefourbelgium.be • Luc Bonfond, Responsable Qualité Produits • Christophe De Clercq, Directeur Produits Frais • Karim El Yahtiti, Directeur Achats Marchands Indirects • Isabelle Epstein, Chef de Produits MDD • Serge Lefranc, Développeur Opérationnel Pgc - Pls DELHAIZE LE LION Z.4 Broekooi 210 1730 Asse (Zellik), Belgium Tél.:+32 2 4122111 Fax:+32 2 4812504 www.delhaize.be • Camille Broquet, Sourcing Manager Private Brands • Inge De Paepe, Quality & Product Safety Manager Drinks & Non-Food • Charlotte De Vroey, Social Compliance Specialist • Xavier Degrieck, Quality & Food Safety Manager Ultrafresh • Patricia Donnat, Private Brand Sourcing Team Manager • Johan Duchateau, Category Manager • Olivier Geurinckx, Private Brands Sourcing Manager • Hervé Jamar, Private Brand Sourcing Manager • Diana Levicek, Quality & Product Safety Coordinator Non-Food • Véronique Lidby, Quality & Food Safety Coordinator Wine & Drinks • Dorothée Pernitchi, Packaging Manager • Gert Van Loock, Manager Processed Food DELHAIZE LE LION Rue Osseghem 53 1080 Bruxelles, Belgium Tél.:+32 2 4122111 Fax:+32 2 4122194 www.delhaize.be • Anaïs Carton, Sourcing Manager Private Label • Cindy Detiège-Reniers, Packaging Coordinator • Alexandra Meert, Sourcing Manager Deli Bakery PLMA Buyers List 2018 / Page 6 of 162 (Printed 27 April 2018) INTERMARCHÉ BELGIQUE Rue du Bosquet 4 1348 Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium Tél.:+32 10 471700 Fax:+32 10 471750 www.mousquetaires.com • Robin Ceuterick, International Buyer ASIA EUROPE TRADE CO. S.A. Rue de Rotterdam 25 4000 Liège, Belgium Tél.:+32 4 2535989 Fax:+32 4 2900543 [email protected] www.asiaeuropetrade.biz • Shenny Chen, Purchasing Manager • Yann Trippaers, Buyers COLRUYT N.V. Edingensesteenweg 196 1500 Halle, Belgium Tél.:+32 2 3601040 Fax:+32 2 3600207 [email protected] www.colruyt.be • Isabel Coussens, Buyer Nearfood • Dieter De Brackeleer, Buyer •
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    Comp S.A. Price target: PLN 90.10 Initiating Coverage Rating: BUY The IT and technology company Comp S.A. (CMP) is Polish market leader in the area of IT security (incl. cybersecurity and Company profile cryptography) and No 1 in Poland and Hungary in fiscal equipment. Comp is the No 1 provider of fiscal equipment and IT security solutions in Poland. A new, but In the IT segment, it serves the largest Polish companies and public rapidly growing business area, are innovative institutions, while sales of fiscal registers are mainly driven by the software solutions for the retail sector similar legal obligation to buy online cash registers until mid-2021E. to e.g. German Vectron Systems. Comp plans However, the company’s main growth driver in the long run is the to put a stronger focus on monetisation of data and service revenues. new digital services platform M/Platform, which allows traditional retailers to improve working capital management and profitability. Date of publication 15 Feb 2021 / 6:30 am Since its market introduction in Q2/19 M/Platform has already Website www.comp.com.pl gained 16 FMCG producers and >12,000 Polish shops with yearly Sector IT sales of PLN >18bn. By 2023E, we expect the new product to Country Poland ISIN PLCMP0000017 contribute PLN 90m to Comp’s total sales at an EBIT margin of 25%, Reuters CMP.WA which we believe is a conservative assumption. According to our Bloomberg CMP PW Sum-of-the-Parts analysis, CMP’s current share price only reflects the fair value of its historical IT and Retail business, but not the Share information M/Platform.
  • Elia Group Full Year 2020 Results

    Elia Group Full Year 2020 Results

    Elia Group Full Year 2020 Results Wednesday, 3rd March 2021 Transcript produced by Global Lingo London – 020 7870 7100 www.global-lingo.com Elia Group Full Year 2020 Results Wednesday, 3rd March 2021 Elia Group Full Year 2020 Results Marleen Vanhecke: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for participating in our livestreamed event, which is being broadcast from a corona-proof studio in Brussels. It would have been nicer to meet you in person, of course, but the lockdown measures have forced us to present our full year results in another format. The setup is different, but we will keep you just as informed as we normally would. What hasn't changed are today's speakers. Elia Group is represented by Catherine Vandenborre, CFO, and by Chris Peeters, CEO, both in good health, as you can see. Today's programme is as follows. First, we will give you an overview of the headlines from 2020. We will talk with Chris Peeters about the acceleration of the energy transition and how Elia Group is managing it. Catherine Vandenborre will then present the financial results. And finally, we will present our conclusion and an outlook on the years to come. Before we start, I would like to present a disclaimer for today's presentation as mentioned on the title page. You must read the disclaimer before we can continue. I suppose you have all done it by now. Am I right? So let's immediately go to the first question for Chris. Marleen Vanhecke: Chris, looking back at 2020, it's impossible to avoid the corona crisis, of course.