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Aker owns a big slice of an AI infrastructure company that could go public, and that event could make Aker’s underlying assets look meaningfully more valuable. With fresh cash from a recent software sale, buybacks, and steady energy-backed payouts, the story hinges on whether that AI listing really unlocks value for shareholders.Read more

In my view, the share still looks attractive. The upside is not dramatic, but neither is the downside at current levels (price currently NOK 16.38).Read more

Cadeler runs specialized ships that help build offshore wind farms, and demand looks set to climb as more countries push big clean-energy buildouts. With more ships coming and years of work already booked, it may be better insulated than many heavy-equipment businesses—though delivery hiccups and merger integration could still trip it up.Read more

AutoStore sells a compact, modular warehouse system that helps companies fit more storage into the same space, and the long-term case depends on faster adoption as online shopping keeps pushing warehouses to do more with less. A recent slowdown in new orders raises a key question: is this just a temporary pause, or a sign that growth could take longer to return?Read more

Key Takeaways Market optimism may be overestimating sustained revenue and margin growth, ignoring uncertainties in demand, political shifts, and execution challenges on backlog conversion. Rising regulatory scrutiny and potential budget shifts toward sustainability could dampen long-term defense order flow, compressing margins and restricting earnings growth.Read more

Catalysts Industry Tailwinds: Continued global demand for wastewater treatment driven by urbanisation, water scarcity, and stricter environmental regulations. A rising focus on circular economies that value resource recovery from organic waste.Read more

Zaptec makes the chargers that help power Europe’s shift to electric cars, and the idea here is that this change still has a long way to run in several big markets. If the company can keep widening its footprint and improving how efficiently it makes and sells its products, profits could rise—but slower electric-car sales, tougher competition, or missteps in expanding factories could get in the way.Read more

Goodtech rides a growing push for automation in heavy industry, and its shift toward service and long-term support work could make earnings steadier over time. But a thinner project pipeline and slower decisions on big contracts could hold back growth if they drag on.Read more

Kongsberg sits at the crossroads of defense and maritime tech, but a lot of today’s enthusiasm assumes strong demand and smoother deliveries than the business may actually see. Political priorities, tighter export rules, and the mix of contracts could make growth and profitability more uneven than many expect.Read more