Analysts question valuations at Molson Coors and Brait's Virgin Active deal

The brief

Two separate market commentaries challenge the valuations behind recent corporate moves. One piece argues that Molson Coors' valuation makes little sense even after the company cut its guidance. A second piece argues that Brait's valuation of Virgin Active does not hold up either.

In the Brait case, the criticism centres on a comparison within the deal itself. Brait is buying Virgin Active, a German premium gym business, and the commentary says the valuation applies a lower multiple to a business that is growing significantly faster.S2

The Molson Coors analysis, by contrast, focuses on the company's valuation following a cut to its guidance, arguing that the shares still look expensive relative to the outlook.S1

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Analysts question valuations at Molson Coors and Brait's Virgin Active deal

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The brief

Two separate market commentaries challenge the valuations behind recent corporate moves. One piece argues that Molson Coors' valuation makes little sense even after the company cut its guidance. A second piece argues that Brait's valuation of Virgin Active does not hold up either.

In the Brait case, the criticism centres on a comparison within the deal itself. Brait is buying Virgin Active, a German premium gym business, and the commentary says the valuation applies a lower multiple to a business that is growing significantly faster.S2

The Molson Coors analysis, by contrast, focuses on the company's valuation following a cut to its guidance, arguing that the shares still look expensive relative to the outlook.S1

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S1 Seekingalpha 1 report · EN
S2 MoneywebLead 1 report · EN