Update shared on 21 Dec 2025
Fair value Increased 34%Analysts have raised their price target on SeSa from €80 to €107, citing slightly lower risk assumptions, stronger expected top line growth, and a higher justified future earnings multiple, despite a largely unchanged profitability outlook.
Valuation Changes
- Fair Value: Increased significantly from €80.0 to €107.0 per share.
- Discount Rate: Declined slightly from 13.37 percent to 13.19 percent, implying marginally lower perceived risk.
- Revenue Growth: Risen modestly from 5.44 percent to 5.96 percent, reflecting a stronger top line outlook.
- Net Profit Margin: Edged down slightly from 2.60 percent to 2.57 percent, indicating a largely stable profitability profile.
- Future P/E: Increased markedly from 17.7x to 26.7x, pointing to a higher justified earnings multiple.
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