In a research note, the German bank explained that it has revised its earnings estimates for the inventor of the Ticket Restaurant downward by 1.3% to 2.3% for the 2026-2028 period, keeping its forecasts in line with consensus expectations.

According to the German institution, the specialist in employee benefits and professional mobility services is currently in a transition phase, driven by ongoing regulatory changes in Brazil and Italy.

Estimates revised downward, but potential remains intact

Deutsche Bank nevertheless stated that it expects Edenred to generate 1.1% organic revenue growth in the first quarter, even though reported activity is expected to decline by 1.2% due to unfavorable currency effects.

Revenue is thus expected to reach approximately 715 million euros, according to its calculations, which is above the average market forecast of 703 million euros.

Regarding its outlook, the group is expected to confirm its target of an EBITDA decline between 8% and 12% on a like-for-like basis, corresponding to intrinsic EBITDA growth ranging from 8% to 12%, accompanied by an intrinsic free cash flow-to-EBITDA conversion rate of at least 65%.