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Following the massive acquisition of HMY in early 2025, ITAB is no longer just a Nordic player but a dominant European force in retail solutions However, as of early 2026, the market is currently expressing skepticism about the speed of this integration, as reflected in the recent share price volatility 1. The Narrative: The Integrated Retail Architect The Story: ITABs narrative has shifted from being a manufacturer of "shelves and checkouts" to a Solution Provider.Read more

1. Executive Summary 1.1 Investment Thesis: The Arbitrage of Experience Veteranpoolen AB (publ) ("Veteranpoolen" or "the Company") presents a unique investment proposition within the Nordic Commercial Services sector.Read more

1. The Narrative: Transitioning from Old Cash to Digital Infrastructure The Cash Fortress: In a world trending toward digital, physical cash is not disappearing, it is concentrating!Read more

Green Landscape est un réseau décentralisé de micro-champions locaux dans la gestion des espaces verts, offrant un service de proximité à haute valeur ajoutée dans un marché fragmenté à forte barrière à l’entrée. Après des années d’intégration top-down peu performante, le groupe opère un pivot stratégique vers une structure agile, focalisée sur la rentabilité et la satisfaction client locale.Read more

Securitas is trying to rely less on guard-heavy contracts and more on tech-enabled security like remote monitoring and smart detection, which could make the business more efficient. The key question is whether it can pull off that shift before wage pressures, competition, and debt from deals start to bite.Read more

Veteranpoolen taps into a growing wave of older people who want flexible work, helped by policies that encourage longer working lives. The big question is whether the business can keep growing steadily without getting hit hard when the economy slows and employers start cutting costs.Read more

Loomis is trying to move beyond its traditional cash-handling business by pushing into high-security transport, pharmaceutical logistics, and automation tools that can bring steadier, higher-quality revenue. The upside depends on how quickly these newer services can grow while cash use keeps falling in parts of Europe and some recent profit boosts prove temporary.Read more

Sdiptech is trying to boost performance by selling off weaker parts of the group and doubling down on infrastructure services tied to upgrades, safety, water, and cleaner energy. The upside comes from steady demand and smarter deal-making, but the story depends on successful integrations and avoiding cost and country-specific shocks.Read more

Green Landscaping Group could be a long-term beneficiary as European cities grow and push for greener, climate-ready public spaces, which may lead to steadier contract work and better repeat business. The big question is whether it can improve results while demand stays soft and it keeps leaning on acquisitions and weather-dependent work that can swing profits.Read more