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STOCKHOLM (Nyhetsbyrån Direkt) Aktiespararna utfärdar en köprekommendation för inredningsföretaget Embellence med en riktkurs på 40 kronor. Det framgår av en analys.Read more

If earnings hit half of what they were when the company founded in 2016, which was a reasonable housing market period, the company will profit around half a billion SEK. With a P/E multiple of 14, that is around 7 billion sek, which is 3 times the current market value.Read more

Catalysts New product launches, such as Pro-B3, D30, and the upcoming film industry product, could drive sales and earnings growth. Industry tailwinds in professional lighting and imaging could help, however currently no such signs in the reports.Read more

Mips is riding strong demand for its helmet safety tech in Europe and is pushing into motorcycling and workplace helmets, which could widen its reach if customers keep adopting new models. But heavy exposure to U.S. brands, tariff-driven uncertainty, and ongoing legal costs could make results bumpier than the growth story suggests.Read more

Thule is reshaping its product line and North American playbook to lean into higher-margin gear, new launches, and tighter operations that could lift profits even if sales stay choppy. But a weak U.S. market, cautious retailers, and price hikes meant to offset tariffs could cool demand and slow the comeback.Read more

New Wave Group is pushing deeper into Europe while leaning into premium, more responsible products and its own in-house brands to lift profits over time. The upside looks appealing, but it depends on a shaky retail backdrop easing and the company successfully absorbing a major acquisition without letting costs and cash strain get away.Read more

Electrolux leans into higher-end appliances and eco-friendly, connected designs while streamlining factories and costs to hold up in a tough market. The catch is that fierce price competition, shaky currencies, and a slow European replacement market could blunt the payoff if shoppers won’t pay up.Read more

Duni sits in a spot where stricter rules around greener packaging and the steady shift toward delivery and takeaway could play to its strengths in food service. The upside depends on whether customers stick with higher-quality branded products and whether cost-saving plans actually show up in day-to-day results.Read more

Profoto is pushing beyond still photography into video and cinema lighting, betting that more full-time creators and studios will pay for premium, connected gear. The big question is whether new product launches and cost cuts can lift profits before weak demand and cheaper rivals squeeze the business.Read more