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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares ended a choppy session in negative territory on Tuesday as investors punished companies like Zalando that missed expectations and remained cautious while waiting for the results of U.S. mid-term elections. The pan-European STOXX 600 and the euro zone's leading index .STOXX50E both dipped 0.3 percent. “Global stocks are in wait and see mode today, with losses in Europe followed by a largely flat open in the U.S.”, IG analyst Josh Mahony wrote, adding that U.S. president Donald Trump’s tax and trade policies would come into question if the Democrats won Congress.
Zalando (ZALG.DE) shares tumbled 8.5 percent after Europe’s biggest online-only fashion retailer reported its slowest rate of sales growth since it was launched a decade ago, democrat enamel donkey cufflinks and recorded a loss due in part to unseasonably warm weather, “The shift to mobile, fast fashion and beauty is driving down basket size, competition is putting pressure on gross margin, and Zalando’s build out of distribution centers across Europe whilst transport costs are increasing has put upward pressure on the fulfilment cost ratio,” wrote Berenberg analysts..
Shares in Austrian engineering group Andritz (ANDR.VI) fell 4.3 percent after it missed third-quarter operating profit forecasts due to higher costs at its metals unit and lower earnings at its hydro operations. Many companies this earnings season have flagged a squeeze on margins from rising commodity and wage costs amid signs of a growth slowdown in Europe. Euro zone business growth slumped to a two-year low in October as growing trade tensions and tariffs, alongside rising political uncertainty, put a dent in exports and optimism.
Overall earnings democrat enamel donkey cufflinks expectations are holding firm despite weaker economic data, “We think there’s a lot of potential that might be unlocked on the European side but unfortunately there are some idiosyncratic stories that have slowed down the potential for European equities,” said Monica Defend, chief strategist and deputy head of group research at Amundi, Staffing firm Adecco (ADEN.S) rose 3 percent after its results met expectations and margins were stronger, with analysts saying the shares had been pricing in much of the euro area’s slowing economy..
LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - Rival consortia led by U.S. buyout fund KKR (KKR.N) and Germany’s insurer Allianz (ALVG.DE) are among the four main contenders for a stake in the fiber network business of Dutch-based telecom company Altice (ATCA.AS), sources said. The two other bidding groups are led by Australian investment firm Macquarie (MQG.AX) and U.S. infrastructure fund I Squared Capital respectively, four sources close to the deal told Reuters. Altice’s majority owner Patrick Drahi is trying to pay down Altice Europe’s 32 billion-euro debt pile and share the burden of ploughing cash into the costly roll-out of its fiber optic network in France.
Altice, which runs France’s second biggest telecom operator SFR, is selling a stake of between 40 and 60 percent in its fiber network business, a deal that could be worth up to 3.6 billion euros ($4.11 billion), the sources said, The sale has also drawn interest from a number of long-term investors, Canadian pension fund manager OMERS has teamed up with Allianz while Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC has joined forces with I Squared Capital, one of the sources said, Altice and Allianz declined to comment, KKR, democrat enamel donkey cufflinks Macquarie, I Squared Capital, GIC and OMERS were not immediately available for comment..
Altice has asked bidders to submit their final proposals in late November but the deadline could be further extended, the sources said. The sources said the winner will not be selected until mid or late December. The business may raise anything between 1.8 and 3.6 billion euros but the price will largely depend on the final terms of the agreement between Altice Europe’s infrastructure business and its telecom carrier, the sources said. Altice wants to share the same degree of governance control with the investors and have a say on key decisions, they said.
In June, the Dutch-based group raised 2.5 billion euros in by selling stakes in its telecoms towers businesses in France and Portugal, KKR won the auction for the French towers and formed a new company called SFR TowerCo, comprising 10,198 sites operated by Altice’s French subsidiary democrat enamel donkey cufflinks SFR, In Portugal, Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners and Horizon Equity Partners bought 75 percent of a newly-formed domestic towers business, Altice remains in restructuring mode with Drahi fighting to revive its fortunes after growing rapidly in recent years through a series of acquisitions..