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• The boost in organic sales Q1 of 3% was at the bottom of the company’s medium -term target by 3% -5% expansion, but compared to the data of organic growth, which other vast rivals issued covering the same period, we were satisfied.
• A quarter of a quarter is not a trend, but the last changes in management indicate that the management of Unilever is deadly seriously seriously in terms of aggressive growth growth. Spin -ff of the ponderous growth Ice Creams will significantly contribute to achieving it, but there is even more to do, and the fresh general director Fernando Fernandez seems to finish this work quickly – quickly.
• There are secular changes in purchasing habits that will once dent the powerful barriers to entering the rapidly moving market of consumer goods. But even with easier than ever for fresh soap, food or laundry, market share, Unilever and its vast rivals still operate the global scale in the field of purchases, production, marketing and distribution, which lead to high margins and solid cash flows and quite defensive sales due to the possession of brands in the upper, central and lower part of the range of values.
• With this in mind, the possibilities of higher rates of growth and significant phrases of shareholders through the purchase programs of dividends and shares, we think that Unilever is worth looking at trade in May, because it is more or less consensus earnings.