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LNA Sante SA
4 letters discussing LNA. Everything written about it on this site is on its ticker page.
- Palm Harbour Capital Letter 2026 Q2 | 687 KB Palm Harbour Capital criticized leveraged single-stock ETFs and passive flows while retaining a value discipline focused on inexpensive cash-generative businesses. It outlined Norma’s capital return, exited BW Energy and M Dias Branco, and argued that Louis Hachette and Lagardère offer material value through a simpler ownership structure. second quarter +4.7% ALHG $2.1B082920 $997M0NFS 0OIY $1.7B
- Palm Harbour Capital Letter 2024 Q2 | 542 KB Palm Harbour Capital maintained a contrarian value stance against megacap AI enthusiasm and pressed SK Kaken to improve capital allocation and investor relations. The fund introduced Piraeus Port Authority as a competitively advantaged, cash-rich port operator nearing the end of its investment programme, with scope for larger dividends. second quarter — 0FHO delisted0OIY $1.7BDLTTF delistedGBSMF delisted
- Palm Harbour Capital Q4 2023 Letter Palm Harbour Capital expanded its Japanese basket on expectations that exchange-led capital-allocation reforms will unlock corporate cash and improve shareholder returns. The fund exited C Uyemura, Bayer and several smaller positions, while retaining both Solvay and Syensqo after their separation and adding to OCI amid its asset-sale programme. fourth quarter — SOLB $3.2BSYENS $9.6B4966 $2BBAYZF $55B
- Palm Harbour Capital Q3 2023 Letter Palm Harbour Capital sold Avid Technology after its private-equity acquisition and exited Stora Enso over a weaker pulp outlook, while reducing C. Uyemura and Verallia after strength. It backs Telekom Austria’s tower spin-off, OCI’s fertilizer assets and Ocean Wilsons’ strategic review as routes to value realization. third quarter — OCWSF delisted0NFS 0R5R 4966 $2B
