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Will the IPO of ABB’s E-Mobility division give the share price a new boost?

Valutico

Weekly Valuation – Valutico | 28 November 2022. ABB is a Swiss-based technology company, active in the fields of electrification, robotics, automation and motion with software. billion with EBIT margin increasing to 16.6% billion using a Cost of Equity of 7.1%. Link to valuation. Sales rose 5% to CHF 7.1 from 15.1%

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Will the IPO of ABB’s E-Mobility division give the share price a new boost?

Valutico

Weekly Valuation – Valutico | 28 November 2022. ABB is a Swiss-based technology company, active in the fields of electrification, robotics, automation and motion with software. billion with EBIT margin increasing to 16.6% billion using a Cost of Equity of 7.1%. Link to valuation. Sales rose 5% to CHF 7.1 from 15.1%

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After reporting stellar quarterly results, can Visa close the gap to its all time high?

Valutico

Weekly Valuation – Valutico | 8 February 2023 Link to valuation About Visa Visa is an American payment technology company headquartered in California, offering electronic transactions between merchants, financial institutions, and cardholders, facilitating billions of transactions each year.

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How low will the former Chinese highflyer, Alibaba, go?

Valutico

Weekly Valuation – Valutico | 28 October 2022. Alibaba is a Chinese technology company, participating in the local and international e-commerce, cloud and the digital media markets. Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. Link to detailed valuation. About Alibaba. Political tensions.

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Can the World’s Largest Carmaker Handle the ESG Pressure?

Andrew Stolz

Strong demand from the US and Asia brings car sales almost back to normal by March 2022. The company announced that by March 2022, it will buy back shares worth JPY150bn ($1.3bn). The repurchase has helped to keep return on equity above its target of 10%. It is deducted from equity when the company buys back its own shares.

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Is Hyundai’s Parallel Strategy a Potent Value Play?

Andrew Stolz

Hyundai has allocated 2022 CAPEX of US$1.1bn, roughly 15% of its total CAPEX budget, to develop two further fuel cell plants. If it can maintain a 6-7% EBIT margin it changes the market’s assessment of the company. If it can maintain a 6-7% EBIT margin, then this could be a catalyst for share price performance. Ratios – Hyundai.

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Has Volvo’s Strong Value Creation Been Overlooked by the Market?

Andrew Stolz

Volvo’s biggest competitor Daimler followed a similar strategy by spinning-off its truck segment in January 2022. In 2020, its net-debt to equity ratio stood at 0.9x. Beyond 2022, I see a healthy annual revenue growth potential around 5%. Beyond 2022, I see a healthy annual revenue growth potential around 5%. Conclusions.