European Stocks Estimated To Be Trading Below Intrinsic Value By Up To 47.5%
As European markets navigate a complex landscape marked by hopes of increased government spending and trade-related uncertainties, the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index has managed to snap two weeks of losses with a modest gain. Against this backdrop, identifying stocks trading below their intrinsic value can be particularly appealing to investors seeking opportunities in an environment where central banks are balancing growth concerns and inflation risks.
Name
Current Price
Fair Value (Est)
Discount (Est)
Absolent Air Care Group (OM:ABSO)
SEK260.00
SEK511.61
49.2%
Romsdal Sparebank (OB:ROMSB)
NOK130.30
NOK259.93
49.9%
Vimi Fasteners (BIT:VIM)
€0.97
€1.91
49.2%
CTT Systems (OM:CTT)
SEK221.00
SEK440.81
49.9%
Comet Holding (SWX:COTN)
CHF233.00
CHF464.46
49.8%
Net Insight (OM:NETI B)
SEK4.82
SEK9.58
49.7%
Deutsche Beteiligungs (XTRA:DBAN)
€26.55
€53.05
50%
dormakaba Holding (SWX:DOKA)
CHF681.00
CHF1356.93
49.8%
Melhus Sparebank (OB:MELG)
NOK167.04
NOK329.29
49.3%
Neosperience (BIT:NSP)
€0.532
€1.06
49.7%
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Overview: Lectra SA offers industrial intelligence solutions for the fashion, automotive, furniture markets, and other industries globally with a market cap of €1.05 billion.
Operations: The company's revenue segments include €176.10 million from the Americas, €131.53 million from the Asia-Pacific region, and €219.05 million from EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa).
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 25.8%
Lectra is trading 25.8% below its estimated fair value of €37.47, making it highly undervalued based on discounted cash flow analysis. Despite a slight decline in net income for 2024, earnings are forecast to grow significantly at 23.1% annually over the next three years, outpacing the French market's growth rate of 13%. Revenue is expected to increase by 6% per year, slightly above the market average.
The growth report we've compiled suggests that Lectra's future prospects could be on the up.
Dive into the specifics of Lectra here with our thorough financial health report.
Overview: MedinCell S.A. is a pharmaceutical company based in France that specializes in developing long-acting injectables across various therapeutic areas, with a market capitalization of €497.23 million.
Operations: The company's revenue segment is derived entirely from its pharmaceuticals division, amounting to €13.20 million.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 47.5%
MedinCell is trading 47.5% below its estimated fair value of €28.62, indicating it is significantly undervalued based on discounted cash flow analysis. The company anticipates revenue growth of 68.4% annually, surpassing the French market's growth rate, with profitability expected within three years. Recent strategic developments include a €42.9 million equity offering and a $5 million milestone payment from Teva for olanzapine LAI's clinical trial completion, enhancing its financial position amidst robust growth forecasts.
According our earnings growth report, there's an indication that MedinCell might be ready to expand.
Click here and access our complete balance sheet health report to understand the dynamics of MedinCell.
Overview: Cint Group AB (publ) offers software solutions for digital insights and research technology on a global scale, with a market cap of SEK2.68 billion.
Operations: Cint Group AB generates revenue through its Cint Exchange segment, contributing €116.82 million, and Media Measurement segment, which adds €49.37 million.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 17.1%
Cint Group, trading at SEK7.55, is undervalued compared to its fair value estimate of SEK9.11, though not significantly. Despite recent shareholder dilution and a volatile share price, the company is expected to achieve profitability within three years with revenue growth outpacing the Swedish market at 5.5% annually. Recent financial results show improved net income and reduced losses year-over-year, supported by a SEK584 million follow-on equity offering to bolster cash reserves amidst strategic initiatives.
In light of our recent growth report, it seems possible that Cint Group's financial performance will exceed current levels.
Unlock comprehensive insights into our analysis of Cint Group stock in this financial health report.
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