Primary Recommendation

Arena Events - Consolidation story targeting the US events market

February 2018

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Arena Events, a hire business that serves generally the sporting but also the leisure events and exhibition sector, has a seasonal bias to its business because the main season for outdoor events is June to September.The business is a frontline beneficiary of the large Tier 1 sporting events rolling out across the globe and whilst it will be an unfamiliar name for many investors, it is the UK’s biggest supplier of temporary physical structures, grandstand seats, scaffolding, decks and interiors. The chief demand driver is that because most of these events last perhaps only two weeks, an event owner isn’t going to get a return on capital for the other 50 weeks of the year, so it’s better for them to hire what they n ...

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