Risk factor
Limited trading liquidity
Profitability factor
Greatly undervalued vs peers
About
Omnia Holdings Limited, established in 1953 and headquartered in Bryanston, South Africa, is a global supplier of specialized chemical products and services. The company caters to the agriculture, mining, and broader chemical application sectors, with a significant presence in South Africa, North America, Australia, Brazil, China, and other international territories. Its Agricultural division is a key producer and distributor of granular, liquid, and specialized fertilizer solutions, serving a wide spectrum of clients from commercial and small-scale farmers to co-operatives and corporate entities. This segment also manufactures and trades in bio-stimulants, including humates, fulvates, and kelp extracts, alongside trace elements and plant health products designed to improve crop vitality, productivity, and soil health. Additionally, it sources and supplies raw materials and manufactured goods to the agricultural, mining, and chemical industries, complemented by various value-added services. The Mining division specializes in explosive materials, providing bulk emulsion and blended bulk explosives for opencast operations. It also produces electronic delay detonators and shock tube initiating systems, and supplies explosive boosters. Furthermore, this division manufactures packaged explosives tailored for underground mining and specific surface blasting requirements. Completing its portfolio, the Chemicals division is responsible for the manufacturing and distribution of an array of specialty, functional, and effect chemicals, as well as polymers. This division also extends technical support for potable water treatment processes.
Company Valuation
Considering past and projected metrics, the stock is distinctly 'cheaper' than its peers. Specifically, the stock is 'cheap' on P/E, neutral on EV/EBITDA, underpriced on
Target Price
The average target price of OMN.JO is 10820 and suggests 6.27% upside potential. Usually, this means a HOLD recommendation among investment firms. This neutral recommenda