Risk factor
Strong & resilient to price shocks
Profitability factor
Very strong margins and returns
About
Addtech AB (publ.), a technology trading company established in Stockholm, Sweden, in 1906, operates across Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway, the rest of Europe, and other international markets. The company structures its diverse operations into five key segments: Automation, Electrification, Energy, Industrial Solutions, and Process Technology. Addtech specializes in delivering intelligent solutions, essential subsystems, and components to the industrial automation and infrastructure sectors, encompassing robotics, control systems, sensors, and industrial and communication network technologies. Its extensive product portfolio also includes battery systems, connectivity solutions, smart power products, electronics, motors, and powertrain solutions. Furthermore, the company manufactures and distributes products for electricity transmission and electrical installations, as well as safety items for traffic and home environments. It supplies electricity distribution and communication network products to a broad customer base, including electricity network operators, contractors, wholesalers, railway companies, industrial clients, and hospitals. Addtech also develops and provides solutions and systems primarily for the forest, special vehicles, mechanical, and waste/recycling industries, alongside hydraulic solutions. Within its Process Technology segment, the company offers process components, equipment, and systems for creating and managing material flows, alongside emission control products and instruments and valves for monitoring and regulating pressure, levels, flow, and energy.
Company Valuation
Based on key historical and expected multiples, the stock is greatly overvalued relative to its peers. In particular, the stock is overpriced on P/E, 'expensive' on EV/EB
Target Price
The average target price of ADDT-B.ST is 360 and suggests 13% upside potential. Usually, this means a HOLD recommendation among investment firms. This neutral recommendat