In this fundamental analysis report, analysts Fabian Frenander and Jacob Löhr take a closer look at Zalaris, a founder-led Nordic provider of multi-country HR and payroll solutions. Following several years of post-acquisition integration and restructuring, the Company has entered a phase of profitable growth, supported by a continued shift toward SaaS-driven Managed Services and automation.
In this fundamental analysis report, analysts Oskar Larsson and Hampus Fredriksson analyze Acast AB, the world’s largest independent podcast advertising marketplace. Acast connects over 140,000 creators with more than 3,300 advertisers through a data-driven, AI-enabled platform. Based on a 75/25 weighted DCF and peer valuation, a target price of SEK 43.8 per share is implied, corresponding to an upside of 34%.
In this fundamental analysis, analysts Gustaf Tegnér and Olle Linder provide an in-depth analysis of
Roblon A/S, a Danish developer and manufacturer of fiber-based materials primarily serving offshore
energy applications. Following the divestment of the unprofitable U.S. subsidiary, the Company has
streamlined operations and refocused the product mix toward higher-margin composite solutions.
In this equity research report, analysts Sebastian Brock and Joséphine Lindestam take a closer look at Midsona AB, a Swedish manufacturer of healthy and sustainable foods. Following several years of acquisition-driven growth under prior management, weak brand development and deteriorating market conditions significantly pressured margins, leading to a re-rating of the stock. As a result, Midsona is currently priced as if no operational improvement will occur.
In this fundamental analysis report, analysts Axel Hockman and Edvin Ganic provide an in-depth analysis of CTEK AB, a Swedish premium battery charging and power management specialist with a leading position in low-voltage charging and selective exposure to EV charging infrastructure.
In this fundamental analysis report, analyst Ville Nordmark takes a closer look at Tekova Oyj (“Tekova”), a Finnish commercial construction contractor specializing in standardized turnkey delivery, with growing exposure to datacenter projects. Tekova’s scalable operating setup, capable of absorbing approximately 48% revenue growth without incremental resources, combined with quality-driven pricing power and continued datacenter-related demand supports a constructive fundamental outlook. An equally weighted DCF and peer valuation imply an upside
potential of 75% from current levels.
In this fundamental analysis report, analysts Axel Enberg and Antonio Sherwany take a closer look at Inwido AB. Inwido is the leading European consolidator in energy-efficient windows and doors, operating in a highly fragmented market with over 10,000 players. The market underestimates the Company’s strong M&A capacity, its sustainable positioning to benefit from EU regulatory tailwinds, and the growing contribution from its e-commerce business.
In this fundamental analysis report, analysts Emelie Jönsson and Emil Liljeborg take a closer look at Tokmanni Group Oyj, a Nordic discount retailer operating stores in Finland, Sweden and Denmark. Weak profitability in 2025 and a cancelled dividend have driven the stock to a historical low valuation of 6.4x adjusted EV/EBIT for 2027. However, future financials are supported by a margin-accretive
shift in product assortment and significant joint purchasing synergies with the newly integrated Dollarstore.
In this fundamental analysis report, analysts Michael Sedigh and Viktor Gautvik take a closer look at Embellence Group, a Swedish premium interior design company operating a House of Brands within wallpaper, textiles, and window films. Embellence benefits from a strong brand
portfolio, in-house production capabilities, and a growing exposure to attractive markets such as the U.S. and hospitality.
In this pitch deck, analysts Nika Lundh and William Beer present the investment
case for Blue Bird Corporation. The leading U.S school-bus OEM has completed a
full operational turnaround and emerged as the dominant provider of alternative-fuel buses. As margins remain intact and the market reassesses Blue Bird’s true earnings power, the current mispricing should correct, implying a 51% upside
