Grifols, S.A. (GRFS) is a multinational company specializing in the procurement, manufacture, and commercialization of plasma-derived medicines, non-plasma therapies, and diagnostic solutions. It focuses on human plasma derivatives used to treat medical conditions such as immune deficiencies and bleeding disorders. The company also distributes diagnostic products and biotechnological materials globally.
- Biopharma - Develops and sells plasma-derived medicines, including immunoglobulins, alpha-1 antitrypsin, albumin, coagulation factors, and fibrinogen.
- Diagnostic - Offers diagnostic solutions such as auto-analyzers, diagnostic reagents, blood typing tests, and virus screening tests.
- Bio Supplies - Provides biological materials for research and diagnostics.
- Others - Includes miscellaneous products and services related to its core operations.
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Research analysts who have asked questions during Grifols earnings calls.
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2 questions for GRFS
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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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JB Capital
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Thomas Jones
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for GRFS.
- Grifols reported H1 2025 revenues of EUR 3,677 million, a 7.0% increase at constant currency, and a net profit of EUR 177 million, nearly four times the figure reported in H1 2024.
- The company's adjusted EBITDA rose 12.7% at constant currency to EUR 876 million, achieving a 23.8% margin.
- Free cash flow pre-M&A improved by EUR 182 million year-on-year, resulting in minus EUR 14 million for H1 2025, and the leverage ratio decreased to 4.2x from 5.5x in H1 2024.
- Grifols reinstated a dividend payment of EUR 0.15 per share and reaffirmed its 2025 guidance, improving the Free Cash Flow pre-M&A guidance to EUR 375-425 million.
- Grifols Biotest Holdings launched a public delisting offer for Biotest at €43.00 per ordinary share and €30.00 per preferred share, with the acceptance period ending on June 6, 2025.
- The offer was accepted for 416,922 ordinary shares (≈2.11% of voting shares; ≈1.05% of share capital) and 3,002,804 preferred shares (≈15.18% of preferred shares; ≈7.59% of share capital), totaling €108,011,766 in payouts.
- Post-offer, Grifols holds 99.25% of voting ordinary shares and 61.40% of non-voting preferred shares of Biotest, directly and via its subsidiary.
- Biotest shares were delisted from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange effective June 6, 2025, with settlement expected by June 16, 2025.
- The Ordinary General Shareholders' Meeting on June 5, 2025, approved key proposals, including board restructuring and approval of resolutions.
- The Board of Directors appointed Mrs. Anne-Catherine Berner as the new Chairperson and reorganized several committees, indicating significant governance changes.
- Grifols SA released a Form 6-K on May 6, 2025, providing inside information regarding its subsidiary's offer document approval.
- The report announces that BaFin approved the offer for a public delisting purchase of Biotest AG’s shares.
- The offer proposes EUR 43.00 per ordinary share and EUR 30.00 per preference share, with an acceptance period from May 6 until June 6, 2025.
- The document is a Form 6-K from Grifols SA, published in April 2025, outlining that the board has no knowledge of media reports regarding a potential new offer for its shares by Brookfield Capital Partners (UK) Limited.
- The report was officially signed by Authorized Signatory David I. Bell, confirming the company's position on the matter.
- Grifols announces that its subsidiary, Grifols Biotest Holdings GmbH, will submit a public delisting purchase offer for all no-par bearer common shares and non-voting bearer preferred shares of Biotest AG at EUR 43 and EUR 30 respectively.
- The offer is part of an effort to cancel Biotest's trading on the Frankfurt Securities Exchange, with the final steps dependent on the approval of the offer document by BaFin.
- The Board of Directors unanimously approved this move, with the inside information disclosed on March 31, 2025.
- Grifols SA clarifies the media report alleging a “continuous fraud” by its top executives, emphasizing that the claims do not reflect the company’s actual financial reporting.
- The filing details that the CNMV’s administrative proceedings, initiated on 25 September 2024, confirmed no material inaccuracies in the regulated accounting figures, with discrepancies limited to the accounting treatment of two specific transactions already restated in the first half of 2024.
- It is stressed that the alleged irregularities are viewed as negligent rather than fraudulent, with no financial benefit derived from them.