BIT:MOL
BIT:MOLConsumer Finance

3 European Growth Companies With Insider Ownership Up To 23%

As the European markets show resilience with the STOXX Europe 600 Index ending higher, driven by robust economic data and earnings results, investors are increasingly focusing on companies that demonstrate strong growth potential. In this environment, stocks with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often indicate management's confidence in their company's future prospects.
BIT:RWY
BIT:RWYConstruction

European Market Picks: 3 Stocks That May Be Priced Below Intrinsic Value Estimates

As the European market navigates a landscape of mixed economic signals and resilient earnings results, the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index has shown modest gains, reflecting cautious optimism among investors. In this environment, identifying stocks that may be undervalued relative to their intrinsic value can present opportunities for investors seeking to capitalize on potential market inefficiencies.
BIT:ENEL
BIT:ENELElectric Utilities

How Hybrid Debt Issuance And Brazilian Scrutiny At Enel (BIT:ENEL) Has Changed Its Investment Story

In early January 2026, Enel S.p.A. issued two fixed-to-floating rate subordinated perpetual hybrid notes totaling about €2.00 billion, while its São Paulo distribution arm faced federal investigations and fines over past large-scale electricity outages impacting millions of Brazilian customers. This combination of balance-sheet funding via hybrid debt and mounting regulatory scrutiny in a key Latin American market raises important questions about Enel’s risk profile and operational...
BIT:SRG
BIT:SRGGas Utilities

Assessing Snam (BIT:SRG) Valuation After €500 Million Green Bond Issue

Snam (BIT:SRG) has issued €500 million of fixed rate green bonds maturing in 2031, aimed at funding climate focused projects. For equity investors, this fresh financing move may influence views on the company’s balance sheet structure and sustainability priorities. See our latest analysis for Snam. That green bond issue comes at a time when Snam’s share price is €5.882, with a 30 day share price return of 5.26% and a 90 day share price return of 11.87%. The 1 year total shareholder return...
BIT:SPM
BIT:SPMEnergy Services

Assessing Saipem (BIT:SPM) Valuation After New Whiptail Subsea Contract Momentum

Event overview and why it matters for Saipem shareholders Saipem (BIT:SPM) has awarded EnerMech a subsea pre commissioning contract for the Whiptail oilfield offshore Guyana, following Saipem’s earlier win to design, fabricate and install key subsea infrastructure for the same project. See our latest analysis for Saipem. The Whiptail work comes as Saipem’s share price has recorded a 19.02% 90 day return and a 17.69% 30 day return, while its 3 year total shareholder return of 114.85% contrasts...
BIT:BFF
BIT:BFFDiversified Financial

Assessing BFF Bank (BIT:BFF) Valuation After Kepler Cheuvreux’s Downgrade And Earnings Outlook Cut

Why Kepler Cheuvreux’s downgrade matters for BFF Bank (BIT:BFF) Kepler Cheuvreux’s downgrade of BFF Bank to Hold, tied to concerns about a softer fourth quarter and higher funding costs pressuring margins, has quickly shifted attention to the stock’s risk and earnings profile. See our latest analysis for BFF Bank. BFF Bank’s share price has come under pressure in recent months, with a 7 day share price return of 10.52% and a 90 day share price return of 15.77%, even though the 1 year total...
BIT:ENI
BIT:ENIOil and Gas

Eni (BIT:ENI) Valuation Check As Coral North FLNG Milestone Targets Mozambique LNG Expansion

Eni (BIT:ENI) is back in focus after the company and its partners launched the hull of the Coral North floating LNG vessel in Mozambique, a project intended to roughly double the country’s LNG output. See our latest analysis for Eni. That Coral North milestone lands in a period where Eni’s share price has been firming, with an 11.64% 90 day share price return and a 26.18% 1 year total shareholder return, suggesting momentum has been building recently. If Eni’s LNG build out has caught your...
BIT:MAIRE
BIT:MAIREConstruction

What Maire (BIT:MAIRE)'s Escalating EuroChem Legal Battle Means For Shareholders

Italian engineering group Maire is embroiled in an escalating cross-border legal battle with EuroChem over a halted Russian fertiliser complex, with conflicting Russian and Western court rulings and recent Bombay High Court restrictions creating material uncertainty for its contracts and financing outside Russia. The push by Maire to secure interim relief from the High Court of England and Wales underscores how enforcement of Russian judgments abroad has become a potential threat to the...
BIT:INW
BIT:INWTelecom

What Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane (BIT:INW)'s New US$750m Notes and Special Dividend Mean For Shareholders

Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane S.p.A. recently completed a US$750 million fixed‑income offering of 3.75% non‑convertible notes due April 1, 2030, alongside a previously announced special cash dividend of €0.2147 per share. This combination of new long‑term debt and shareholder payout highlights a fresh phase of capital structure rebalancing that could reshape its financial flexibility and investment capacity. We’ll now examine how funding through the new US$750 million bond influences...
BIT:NEXI
BIT:NEXIDiversified Financial

A Look At Nexi (BIT:NEXI) Valuation As Efficiency Efforts And Consolidation Rumors Draw Investor Focus

Interest in Nexi (BIT:NEXI) has picked up as the shares trade near a 52-week low, with investors reacting to ongoing efficiency efforts, regulatory discussions, and renewed talk about potential consolidation in European payments. See our latest analysis for Nexi. The recent attention around efficiency measures, regulatory talks, and possible sector consolidation comes against a weak backdrop, with a 90 day share price return of 16.27% and a 1 year total shareholder return of 16.28% indicating...
BIT:RACE
BIT:RACEAuto

How Investors May Respond To Ferrari (BIT:RACE) Downgrade Amid Rising F1 Costs And EV Investment

In recent days, HSBC downgraded Ferrari from Buy to Hold, citing higher Formula 1 research costs, currency headwinds and industry-wide pressures even as the company confirmed it maintained revenue growth and profitability in 2025 with flat shipments. At the same time, Ferrari underlined its commitment to brand exclusivity and announced its first fully electric model for 2026, highlighting a focus on disciplined, long-term positioning rather than chasing volume or rapid electrification. Now...