BME:TEF
BME:TEFTelecom

Telefónica (BME:TEF) Valuation Check as Major Spanish Layoffs Reshape Its Five-Year Strategy

Telefónica (BME:TEF) is back in the spotlight after agreeing a voluntary layoff plan of up to 5,500 employees in Spain, a sweeping move tied directly to its new five year restructuring strategy. See our latest analysis for Telefónica. Those restructuring headlines come on top of Telefónica’s recent quantum computing partnership and renewed value focus. Yet the share price return is still down double digits year to date, while longer term total shareholder returns remain positive. This...
BME:FER
BME:FERConstruction

Ferrovial’s Forthcoming Inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 Might Change The Case For Investing In Ferrovial (BME:FER)

Ferrovial has announced that it will join the Nasdaq-100 Index on December 22, 2025, following its U.S. listing in May 2024 and years of North American infrastructure activity, including the New Terminal One project at JFK Airport. This index inclusion significantly raises Ferrovial’s profile with U.S. and global investors and could broaden its shareholder base as it pursues further North American expansion. With Ferrovial set to enter the Nasdaq-100, we’ll assess how this added index...
BME:FER
BME:FERConstruction

Ferrovial (BME:FER) Valuation Check as Nasdaq-100 Entry and €800m Buyback Lift Investor Interest

Ferrovial (BME:FER) is suddenly on more watchlists as it prepares to join the Nasdaq 100, while simultaneously launching a fresh €800 million buyback that tightens the share count and sharpens the equity story. See our latest analysis for Ferrovial. Those moves come on top of a steady rerating, with the share price now at $56.36 and a strong year to date share price return of 37.93%. The 5 year total shareholder return of 173.77% suggests momentum has been building for some time. If...
BME:BKT
BME:BKTBanks

How Exane’s Shift From Outperform To Neutral At Bankinter (BME:BKT) Has Changed Its Investment Story

Earlier this week, Exane BNP Paribas cut its rating on Bankinter from “outperform” to “neutral,” saying European banks no longer offer a uniform upside and that it now prefers other names in the sector. The downgrade marks a shift from more than four years of consistent optimism toward European banks and signals that investors may need to be more selective when comparing Bankinter with peers such as HSBC and UniCredit. We’ll now examine how Exane’s move to a neutral stance affects...