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UBS has downgraded Hennes & Mauritz from "Buy" to "Neutral," reducing its price target from 187 to 149 Swedish kronor. Analyst Sreedhar Mahamkali noted that the company's turnaround is expected to take longer than anticipated, citing volatile sales and operating margins, and a lack of sustainable profitability recovery. Consequently, earnings per share estimates have been cut by up to 19 percent.
UBS has downgraded H&M from Buy to Neutral, lowering the price target from SEK 187 to SEK 149 due to concerns over a prolonged recovery phase and disappointing sales. The analysts revised long-term financial estimates, reducing gross margin guidance and EPS forecasts for 2025 and 2026. Barclays also downgraded H&M, while CFRA maintained a Buy rating, highlighting mixed analyst sentiments amid ongoing challenges in the retail sector.
TUI AG, a Germany-based global tourism group, operates through three main segments: Hotels & Resorts, Cruises, and TUI Musement, across Northern, Central, and Western regions. The Hotels & Resorts segment includes group-owned hotel brands, while the Cruises segment features TUI Cruises and Marella Cruises. TUI Musement provides local services at holiday destinations, with regional operations covering the UK, Ireland, Nordics, Germany, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, and France.
UBS Global Research has upgraded Volvo to "buy," anticipating strong growth in Europe and North America, with a price target increase to SEK 370. The firm expects stable truck deliveries in Europe despite market forecasts of a decline, driven by favorable indicators and a pre-purchase cycle ahead of new emissions regulations in 2025. In North America, the new VNL truck is seen as a key growth driver, bolstered by a U.S.-based supply chain that could enhance market share amid tariff uncertainties.
UBS Global Research has upgraded Volvo to a 'buy' rating, citing strong growth prospects in Europe and North America. The firm raised its price target for Volvo’s B shares to SEK 370, highlighting the company's advantageous position amid improving market conditions and a pre-buy cycle ahead of new emissions regulations in 2025. Despite recent stock gains, Volvo remains undervalued compared to historical averages, with analysts forecasting mid-single-digit earnings growth through 2027.
UBS has upgraded Volvo to a 'buy' rating, citing strong growth prospects in Europe and North America. The firm raised its price target for Volvo’s B shares to SEK 370, highlighting the company's advantageous position amid improving market conditions and a pre-buy cycle ahead of new emissions regulations in 2025. Despite recent stock gains, Volvo remains undervalued compared to historical averages, with analysts forecasting mid-single-digit earnings growth through 2027.
UBS Global Research has upgraded Volvo to a 'buy' rating, citing strong growth prospects in Europe and North America. The firm raised its price target for Volvo’s B shares to SEK 370, highlighting the company's advantageous position amid improving market conditions and a pre-buy cycle ahead of new emissions regulations in 2025. Despite recent stock gains, Volvo remains undervalued compared to historical averages, with analysts forecasting mid-single-digit earnings growth through 2027.
Swiss bank UBS has upgraded Volvo B from "Neutral" to "Buy," increasing its price target from 302 to 370 Swedish kronor. Analyst Hemal Bhundia highlighted Volvo's strong positioning amid North America's uncertain business climate and optimistic prospects in Europe, with earnings per share estimates exceeding consensus forecasts.
UBS has upgraded Volvo AB's stock rating from Neutral to Buy, raising the price target to SEK 370 from SEK 302, citing a positive outlook for the European truck market. Despite a consensus expectation of a 4% decline in truck deliveries, UBS anticipates flat deliveries, supported by expected ECB rate cuts in 2025. Volvo's strong financial health, consistent dividend growth, and strategic positioning are highlighted, even as potential risks from U.S. tariffs loom for Volvo Cars.
UBS has upgraded Volvo AB shares from "Neutral" to "Buy," raising the target price to SEK 370 from SEK 302, reflecting a positive outlook on the European truck market. Despite a general forecast of a 4% decline in truck deliveries, the analyst anticipates stable growth supported by expected ECB interest rate cuts in 2025. Other banks, including JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley, have also expressed confidence in Volvo's strong margins and strategic positioning, while potential risks from proposed US tariffs on auto imports loom.
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