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Buried in Fear this $1B Giant is Waking

Buried in Fear this $1B Giant is Waking

Despite FX drag and market fear, IHS is building margin, selling non-core assets, and hiding real upside.

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👋 Hello all

Welcome to 📉 DeepValue Capital 📈

Every week on Wednesday I send out a Portfolio Spotlight covering a position I hold with all the important news. Then at the end I lay bare all my portfolio, positions, weights, and NEW this week my target share prices.

This week I cover a company that reported earnings on May 20th.

  • Their free cash flow margins are climbing

  • They sold a non-core business at 5x their current multiple

  • And management is clearly sandbagging their 2025 outlook

From what I see, there’s still 6.5x upside from here.

But before we dive in, let’s cover how my portfolio has performed.

From January 1st, 2024 to April 30th, 2025 I'm up 129.23%, and after a fantastic May, up 53.6% year to date.

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This Week’s Spotlight: IHS Holdings (IHS)

The market sees an FX-exposed telecom name stuck in Nigeria. I see a high-margin infrastructure compounder with a $1B in run-rate FCF by 2029.

Let’s break it down:

✅ What they actually do
✅ What is changing
✅ Math behind the 6.5x setup from today’s levels

IHS Holding Ltd.: Stock Market News and Information

What does IHS do?

IHS Holdings builds and operates telecom towers in fast-growing markets. Mainly Nigeria, Brazil, and other regions where mobile data is still scaling fast.

Think of a tower being rented out like an apartment building. Each mobile carrier (MTN, Airtel, etc.) pays to hang their antennas on the structure.

These are long-term, inflation-linked contracts typically 5 to 10+ years.

Adding a new tenant? Almost pure profit. Same tower, more rent.

It’s a classic infrastructure-margin model:

  • Recurring cash flows

  • Predictable CPI escalations

  • Minimal incremental cost per new tenant

And the tailwinds here are massive.

Data usage in IHS markets is expected to grow at 21.2% CAGR through 2029. 4G/5G penetration is projected to rise from 57% in 2024 to 86% by 2029.

That means more users, more bandwidth demand, and more reasons for carriers to lease additional tower space.


Q1 Earnings Highlights

Here’s what stood out from Q1:

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