Catalysts

Eurosea's core business is long-term charter contracts. These are very profitable due to the tactically selected shore-based routes as a supplier to smaller ports.
Charter contracts are automatically renewed, which ensures stable income even with volatile rates, which is only jeopardized when new contracts are concluded.

Assumptions

According to our calculations, Euroseas' revenue should increase to approximately US$220m by 2028.
The profit margin is expected to be around 44% in 2028.

Risks

Charter rates remain volatile, causing an unstable industry environment.
In the event of a tariff war, rates could fall sharply for several months, which could lead to sharp drops in revenue and earnings when new contracts need to be signed.
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Valuation

With the strong focus on eco-ships and the strong expansion of the fleet, the company could clearly gain momentum and potential in the future with solid charter rates.
Due to the new builds of the fleet in recent years, we can expect stable, rather higher cash flows in the coming years.
Due to the unstable cash flows, we are using a single-stage 20-year DCF model that includes all fleet renewals. The optimistic value amounts to approximately US$600m - US$700m.
The average competitor P/E is around 6.1, which is potentially achievable for Euroseas if global politics and economic tensions ease.

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