The business world issued four recommendations in Wednesday’s Journal, two buying advice.
Alfa Laval For many years, valued at a premium in relation to sector colleagues. The turning point came last year when several of the Exchange engineering companies gained momentum in stock prices, and nowadays they have passed the Alfa Laval score.
The company’s latest report meant the price fell by 5 percent, largely because of concerns about future sales reductions. The report showed that new orders fell by 3 per cent compared with the previous quarter and that sales plummeted by 19 percent. These points are, however, no reason for framtidsoro, says the newspaper. That the company would now face a period of slower growth seems unlikely. One factor that can boost the stock’s recent acquisitions. Attracts also makes the relatively low valuation.
The recommendation is Buy with price target of SEK 205 in one year.
Sandvik is the winner among the exchange’s big corporations. About Sandvik in absolute terms, probably has the best behind several factors, however, that the share is at least a highly probable relative winners in the stock market going forward. The company has in fact still a clear catching-up potential.
Relatively attractive ratios, currency tailwind, further efficiency improvements, signs of stabilization in important markets and a new star Chair insufficient to justify a continued Sandvik possession. The recommendation is Buy and target price in one year term placed at 119 crowns.
In recent years there has been a real jackpot owning gaming shares , but the question is if there is a risk of a more tepid price performance Unibet back. The reason is mainly that Unibet contend with a strong currency headwinds and tough comparatives.
The risk is also that Unibet must increase marketing in the future and the company’s largest Nordic market seems to have reached some sort of coming of age. At current levels the stock is fully valued, the newspaper, which still sees a standby in stock.
Kone shares have performed well since the Business World recommendation in early autumn last year. The share reached target price of 38 euros just before the end of the year and the stock has continued up to 43 euros.
After last year where most went on rails for Kone, however, this year started somewhat tentatively. In comparison with major Nordic industrial companies traded shares with a sharp premium. In a scenario with an unchanged level of profitability and a growth of 10 per cent land p / e ratio for the year on the whole 24 times earnings. A correction down to P / E of 20 seems reasonable. The recommendation is pulled down to sell with target price 32 euros.
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