According to Jefferies, editing offers different benefits for TBO. First, that company has a US. Large outbound luxury gives strong access to the travel market, where the current presence of TBO is about 5% of the total transaction value. The classic with it brings a curated network of US travel consortia and about 1,500 luxury hotels, which will gradually integrate the company’s luxury platform, TBO platinum.
Second, the harmonious growth between the two businesses is expected to unlike the Lock. While the classic revenue has been deft in recent years, Jefferies believe that TBO’s supply technology and booking engine will improve efficiency and expand the Ings fur. This editing is also expected to earn earnings from the nearest period, with the classic long booking windows to support the TBO against 140-255 days against Windows, which supports strong working capital.
Third, 11 times more than EV/EBITDA is more multiple compared to the TBO’s past deal, the Jefferies justifies the valuation with the classic’s premium positioning and profitability. The classic runs with a total tech rate of 22-23%, which is very high than 6%of TBOs, though consultants are paid almost half as a commission. Nevertheless, the total transaction value is stronger than the EBITDA and profit contributions to the TBO.
Jefferies has increased its earnings for TBOs for FY 26-28 following the acquisition, and during this period, revenue and EBITDA expects an annual growth of 33-36%. It added that when the TBO plans to pause more M&A activity to focus on integration, the comprehensive roll-up strategy is intact.
Despite the 16% increase in the last one month, TBO tech shares are down 10% in the year-to-year.
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