The European markets are currently grappling with obstacles due to U.S. trade tariffs and the uncertainties surrounding monetary policies. Investors are paying close attention to economic trends throughout the continent. In this context, pinpointing stocks that might be priced below their estimated worth could offer valuable opportunities for navigating these intricate market landscapes more effectively.
|
Name |
Current Price |
Fair Value (Est) |
Discount (Est) |
|
Romsdal Sparebank (OB:ROMSB) |
NOK130.30 |
NOK260.00 |
49.9% |
|
Somec (BIT:SOM) |
€10.35 |
€20.55 |
49.6% |
|
Wienerberger (WBAG:WIE) |
€35.12 |
€69.28 |
49.3% |
|
Comet Holding (SWX:COTN) |
CHF236.00 |
CHF464.97 |
49.2% |
Below, we highlight a few standout selections from our exclusive screener.
Overview: Norconsult ASA is a consulting firm that focuses on urban planning, engineering design, and architectural services in the Nordic region and beyond, boasting a market cap of NOK13.87 billion.
Operations: The company earns revenue from various segments, including NOK1.81 billion from Sweden, NOK864 million from Denmark, NOK2.83 billion from Norway Regions, NOK918 million in Renewable Energy, NOK3.04 billion at the Norway Head Office, and NOK1.19 billion through Digital and Techno-Garden services.
Estimated Discount to Fair Value: 37.3%
Trading at NOK 46, Norconsult ASA is undervalued compared to its estimated fair value of NOK 73.4. Although forecasted revenue growth is modest at 2.4% per year, earnings are expected to rise by 15.1% annually, outpacing Norwegian market averages. Recent quarterly results reveal robust performance, with net income climbing to NOK 202 million from NOK 74 million year-over-year, even though full-year net income dipped slightly to NOK 496 million from NOK 516 million.
Overview: Ratos AB (publ), valued at SEK11.81 billion, is a private equity firm that specializes in buyouts, turnarounds, add-on acquisitions, and transactions involving middle markets.
Operations: Ratos AB generates revenue from several sectors, including Consumer (SEK5.34 billion), Construction (SEK12.07 billion), Product Solutions (SEK5.10 billion), Industrial Services (SEK5.36 billion), and Critical Infrastructure (SEK4.31 billion).
