Mayora Indah may benefit from lower cocoa and coffee prices as well as deleveraging efforts, UOB Kay Hian analysts say in a research report. Year-to-date prices of cocoa, coffee and sugar are down 30%, 23% and 6%, respectively, and together account for around 20% of the Indonesian company's cost of goods sold based on the analysts' estimate. Also, management guides gross margin at 23%-25% in 2026 versus 22% in 2025, while the company's balance sheet continues to strengthen through deleveraging. The brokerage maintains the stock's buy rating, but lowers target price to 2,580 rupiah from 2,770 rupiah to reflect more cautious sector valuation. Shares are 1.4% higher at 1,840 rupiah. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)
Mayora Indah May Benefit From Lower Cocoa and Coffee Prices, Deleveraging Efforts — Market Talk
Earlier from Pt Mayora Indah Tbk
- Report of ownership or any changes in share ownership of public companies
- Mayora Indah's Margins Could Improve on Lower Commodity Prices — Market Talk
- Indonesia Consumer Sector Appears to Be Safe Haven — Market Talk
- Change and/or Additional Information Disclosure Concerning Corporate Action
