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Software AG reported Q1 figures that were above consensus and our expectations. The Digital Business again drove the revenue increase with another quarter of consecutive growth. The bookings growth within both the Digital Business and Adabas & Natural was in line with the company’s ambitions. The company also registered growth in ARR. Operating profit, too, was better than our estimates due to higher sales and lower costs. Following this release, the group confirmed its FY22 targets. Its FY23 ta
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Software’s FY21 numbers were broadly in line with consensus on revenues but much higher on profitability. Bookings targets for A&N were met even though slippage caused DB’s bookings to be below guidance. Regardless, there was a good transition of bookings into revenues and DB did show some acceleration in the last quarter. The company’s guidance for FY22 is slightly above expectations and the confirmation of FY23 targets is a reassuring factor.
With its Q3 results, Software AG reported another consecutive quarter of total revenue growth. This was mainly driven by Digital Business. Bookings growth in Digital Business was affected by deal slippages. The shift to SaaS though, remained strong and annual recurring revenue also grew yoy. A&N bookings were better than expected. Operating margins were in line with expectations. The group, however, revised its bookings outlook for the year, which was a tad negative in our view.
As opposed to Q1, Q2 was above expectations both in terms of financials and bookings. This quarter showed an increased shift to subscriptions which supported the strong product revenue growth. Margins, too, improved due to lower than expected costs. The group signed various new logos and saw growth across all deal types. However, the company kept its guidance unchanged which implies that the second half will see more investments as part of the Helix programme.
Software AG’s Q1 results were broadly in line with management’s guidance, where Q1 saw growth in bookings and profitability subsided as a result of increased investment related to the Helix programme. Recurring revenues also grew yoy. Management confirmed FY21 targets and reiterated FY23 ambitions. All in all, 2021 indeed looks set to be a year of transformation and would, hopefully, lead to the anticipated growth and profitability over the medium term.
Software AG’s Q4 results beat our expectations in terms of bookings but were broadly in line with regards to other financial metrics. Q4 showed a brisk pace in subscription & SaaS bookings. Annual recurring revenue also increased qoq as well as yoy. The group also put forward its FY21 guidance and re-confirmed its FY23 ambitions mentioned in the previous quarter.
Software AG’s Q3 results were broadly in line with our expectations. The transformation of the group continues with a transition to a subscription-based model. Overall, H2 seems to be developing positively compared to H1 and this can be seen in the group’s updated guidance for FY20. The targets for FY23 remain unchanged.
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