Category: <span>R&A Reports</span>

Fenix Outdoor

In this pitch deck, analysts Caroline Danielsson and Samuel Arctaedius deliver a
comprehensive analysis of Fenix Outdoor, a leading international group of outdoor brands
and proprietor of Sweden’s most sustainable brand for the fourth consecutive year,
emphasizing its business model, market position, and financial health. Utilizing various
valuation methods such as DCF and LBO models, the analysts derive a target valuation of
EUR 950 – 1400m. The following section includes a selection of assumptions underpinning
this valuation, and highlights some of the insights from which Fenix Outdoor proves to be a
strong acquisition candidate.

Systematic Drivers

In this investigation conducted with OQAM, the analysts Jaroslavs Grigoluns, Merriea Mathew, and Elliot Koujaharov Sjögren, analysed which factors drive the spread differences of bonds issued in both EUR and SEK. By examining a large number of both company-specific and macroeconomic features with different machine learning methods, the project distilled the most influential contributions to the historical spreads.

Bouvet

In this equity research report, analysts Axel Rennmark and Alexandra Zemtsovski present an
analysis of Bouvet, a Norwegian IT consultancy with a long track record of growth and customer
satisfaction. With a growing sustainability trend, Bouvet stands poised to continue its growth
record. The decreased dependency on sub-consultants allows for a projected 2.5 percentage point
EBITDA-margin expansion until 2026E. The target price of 78.1 NOK is based on an equally
weighted DCF and peer valuation and implies an upside of 20.5%

Nilfisk

In this equity research report, analysts Emil Sköldberg and Fredrik Sölveland take a closer
look at Nilfisk, a world-leading provider of professional cleaning equipment. Nilfisk is
poised to enhance its service-oriented business model and target new markets, with a
target price of 25.8 EUR implied through an equally weighted DCF and peer valuation,
indicating a potential upside of 33.6% by 2025E.

Guideline Geo

In this equity research report, analysts Marius Fischer and David Apelryd take a closer look at Guideline Geo (GGEO), a Swedish company that develops, manufactures and sells geophysical instruments globally.
The Company is transitioning from its R&D phase towards commercializing the business. Stronger product
offering, coupled with lagging effects from expanding the distributor network and operational leverage is
expected to drive a 8.0% revenue CAGR until 2026E with EBIT growing 46.0% from 2023A to 2026E.
Through an equally weighted DCF and peer-valuation, a target price of SEK 16.3 is motivated, implying an
upside of 23.5%.

Nederman Holding AB

In this equity research report, analysts Tilde Edlund Bäckström and Tom Henriksson take a
closer look at Nederman, a Swedish industrial company that offers products that clean air
through filters and can measure- and monitor air quality. Nederman is set to continue to gain
market share in a fragmented industry due to its premium brand and therefore grow faster
than the global air filtration market at a revenue CAGR of 7.4% in 2023A-2027E. The target
price of SEK 247.5 is based on an equally weighted peer and DCF analysis.

Söder Sportfiske

In this equity research report, analysts Henrik Ahlgren and Maria Sunrise take a closer look at
Söder Sportfiske, Sweden’s leading sport fishing equipment retailer. Söder Sportfiske is set to
capitalise on a continued expansion in Europe and a recovering market in Sweden, with revenue estimated to grow at a CAGR of 8.4% until 2029E. Through an equally weighted
DCF and a peer valuation, a target price of 31.7 SEK is implied, indicating a potential upside of 27.8%.

Featuring NOK

In this project supervised by SEB, the analysts Markus Lexander, Paulina Ibek, and Philip Mattisson investigate factors that predict the exchange rate of the Norwegian Krone, EURNOK. By employing ML techniques such as feature importance and random forest in conjunction, the investigation focused on the predictive power of variables such as the price of the Brent oil, EURSEK, the DAX, among others, on the future price of NOK on various time horizons.
The results indicate that different combinations of the selected features have the best predictive power on different time scales. The Martingale model theory of price movements was found to hold better on short (minutes) timescales, while Brent-price driven trends dominated on longer (days) time horizons.
The developed model showed promising results and predictive abilities regarding a company’s credit risk. However, the limitation of the dataset to the Nordic market significantly impacted the predictive power of the model. While the hypothesis remained unchallenged by the investigation, the need for a wider scope of considered companies is evident.

Elopak

In this equity research report, analysts Elias Hylander and Jeanne Lindestam take a closer look
at Elopak, a leading provider of packaging and filling solutions for liquids. Elopak is set to capitalize on
growing demands of sustainable carton solutions in connection with the ongoing construction of the
company’s largest production plant yet, with the revenue estimated to grow at a CAGR of 5.5% until 2032
while maintaining an EBIT margin of 9.1%. Through an equally weighted DCF and peer valuation, a target
price of 46.7 NOK is implied, indicating a potential upside of 36.7%.