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To own IMCD, you need to believe its specialist distribution model can compound value as manufacturers outsource more and niche end‑markets deepen, despite softer recent earnings and FX pressures. The CFO succession news itself does not materially change the near term drivers, which still hinge on demand recovery, working capital normalisation and the company’s ability to offset cost inflation and M&A driven balance sheet strain.
The most directly connected development is the Supervisory Board’s plan to reappoint key members in 2026, alongside expanding the board to six members, which ties into the CFO transition. For investors watching execution on digitalisation and outsourcing related growth, this continuity in oversight may help support consistency in capital allocation and integration decisions at a time when M&A intensity and macro uncertainty remain central to the story.
But set against this leadership continuity, investors should still be aware of how elevated acquisition activity could compound if...
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IMCD's narrative projects €5.7 billion revenue and €345.6 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how IMCD's forecasts yield a €127.18 fair value, a 65% upside to its current price.
Five members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see IMCD’s fair value between €85 and €167.02 per share, highlighting wide dispersion in individual models. Against this backdrop, concerns about modest organic growth and cost inflation effects on margins give you clear context for why opinions differ and why it can be useful to weigh several alternative viewpoints before forming your own.
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