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北京时间·🕒 发布 05:08:34·⟳ 抓取 05:16:51 +8m17s·⚡ 决策 09-15 05:23:05 +6m14s·42.9 天前
Apollo旗下私募零售商Michaels获逾1.7亿美元关税退税，回购1.01亿美元债券、净杠杆率降至4.8倍
消息本身对Michaels信用偏正面（一次性关税退税用于减债、杠杆率显著下降），但核心受益主体Michaels为Apollo 2021年私有化后持有的非上市公司，无公开股票或单股衍生品；其价格反应载体（11%二顺位债券）为场外信用债，不在股票交易范围。唯一相关上市主体Apollo（APO.US）体量巨大、单一组合公司减债对其无material影响，且内生经营数据（剔除退税后EBITDA约0.94亿 vs 上年1.04亿、毛利率降至33.1%）实际偏弱，不构成可交易正edge。
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Apollo Global Management Inc.-owned retailer Michaels Cos. used a windfall from tariff refunds to help cut its leverage…
不做 Michaels Companies Inc.（Apollo旗下·非上市）（N/A）
核心受益主体Michaels已于2021年被Apollo私有化、无公开交易股票或单股衍生品；价格反应载体11%二顺位票据为场外信用债，不在股票交易范围，结构上无可执行股票标的。
不做 Apollo Global Management（APO.US）
单一组合公司1.01亿美元减债对超大市值/庞大AUM的Apollo无material增量，属软催化；且Michaels剔除一次性退税后内生EBITDA同比下滑、毛利率回落，名义利好主要由一次性关税退税构成，无短线正edge；IPO退出仅为此前报道、无新增事实。
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研究档案
结论摘要
Michaels靠逾1.7亿美元一次性关税退税降杠杆，但公司已被Apollo私有化、无公开股票，受益的信用债不可直接股票交易；对上市母公司Apollo而言金额不重大且内生盈利下滑，故无可执行标的，回避。
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关键理由
- 关税退税与债券回购实质性改善Michaels资产负债表（净杠杆6.3倍→4.8倍），利好其私募股权与二顺位债券持有人
- Michaels无公开交易股票，信用债非股票交易标的；对Apollo（APO.US）仅为数百个组合公司之一的非重大一次性事项，无短线交易edge
主要风险
- 剔除一次性退税后Michaels内生调整后EBITDA约9400万美元，低于上年约1.04亿美元，毛利率（剔除后33.1%）同比下滑，基本面并非全面改善
- 未来Apollo若正式启动Michaels IPO将是独立催化，但本条无新增IPO事实，不能据此提前交易APO
反向证据
- 做多前查反向 · 来源 web · 日期 2026-09-14 · 影响 weakens
剔除关税退税后调整后EBITDA约9400万美元，低于上年约1.04亿美元；剔除后毛利率33.1%、同比小幅下滑——名义业绩大增主要由一次性退税驱动，削弱任何借题做多母公司的理由。
检索:Michaels Q2 underlying EBITDA ex-tariff-refund gross margin comparable sales 原文 ↗
先例如何影响了这次决策
对本次决策的影响:未提供任何ENTER标的或幅度校准，支撑回避结论
方向:无可对照先例；且核心主体无私募股权公开交易价格，先例无法校准任何可交易股票的涨跌幅
涨幅量级:缺乏同市场、同机制、同相位的可交易股票先例；信用债97→小幅上行不构成股票tp/sl依据
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原文全文
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Apollo Global Management Inc.-owned retailer Michaels Cos. used a windfall from tariff refunds to help cut its leverage, according to people familiar with the matter.
The company said in preliminary second-quarter earnings that it received more than $170 million related to IEEPA tariff refunds, including interest, and bought back $101 million of debt, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing private information. Net leverage shrank to 4.8 times earnings from 6.3 times the prior year, they added.
The refund also boosted Michaels’ adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization to $178 million, compared with about $104 million last year. Without it, that measure would have been roughly $94 million, some of the people said.
Similarly, gross profit was $522 million, or a 46.6% margin, when including the tariff refund, but without it, would have dipped from a year ago to 33.1%, the people familiar said. Comparable sales were up 4.5% year over year, while net sales rose 4.8% to $1.12 billion.
Michaels, which Apollo took over about five years ago, has emerged as an unlikely success story in the retail sector. It has stockpiled assets from bankrupt competitors like Party City and fabrics retailer Joann, while also benefitting from a revival in demand for arts and crafts.
Read more: Apollo Steers ‘Grandmother’s Store’ Michaels to Unlikely Success
Apollo is reaching the point at which it would usually look to exit an equity investment. In the case of Michaels, the most likely route would be an initial public offering, Bloomberg previously reported.
The company’s 11% second lien notes, the securities that were bought back, traded at 97 cents on the dollar on Monday, up about 1 cent from last week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
The company said in preliminary second-quarter earnings that it received more than $170 million related to IEEPA tariff refunds, including interest, and bought back $101 million of debt, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing private information. Net leverage shrank to 4.8 times earnings from 6.3 times the prior year, they added.
The refund also boosted Michaels’ adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization to $178 million, compared with about $104 million last year. Without it, that measure would have been roughly $94 million, some of the people said.
Similarly, gross profit was $522 million, or a 46.6% margin, when including the tariff refund, but without it, would have dipped from a year ago to 33.1%, the people familiar said. Comparable sales were up 4.5% year over year, while net sales rose 4.8% to $1.12 billion.
Michaels, which Apollo took over about five years ago, has emerged as an unlikely success story in the retail sector. It has stockpiled assets from bankrupt competitors like Party City and fabrics retailer Joann, while also benefitting from a revival in demand for arts and crafts.
Read more: Apollo Steers ‘Grandmother’s Store’ Michaels to Unlikely Success
Apollo is reaching the point at which it would usually look to exit an equity investment. In the case of Michaels, the most likely route would be an initial public offering, Bloomberg previously reported.
The company’s 11% second lien notes, the securities that were bought back, traded at 97 cents on the dollar on Monday, up about 1 cent from last week, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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