Dagens industri sees potential buying opportunities following the major share-price movements on the Stockholm Stock Exchange this autumn. The newspaper particularly highlights Electrolux and Nobia, which rose 22% and 15%, respectively, on their half-year reports but subsequently lost virtually all of the gains.
The financial newspaper notes that the companies have not provided any new clearly share-price-sensitive information. If the nine-month reports are in line with the more optimistic half-year reports, the newspaper assesses that a share-price turnaround may be close at hand.
Munters is also highlighted after the share fell 28% since the post-report rally. Analysts have lowered their price targets, citing production problems and tariffs that are making margin improvements more difficult. Di believes Munters should provide information on any changes in earnings trends, so that investors can assess whether the share-price decline is justified or an overreaction.
