BIT:ENEL
BIT:ENELElectric Utilities

Enel (BIT:ENEL) Valuation After São Paulo Concession Dispute and 2025–2027 Grid Investment Plans

Enel (BIT:ENEL) is back in the spotlight after publicly rejecting the idea of selling its São Paulo power distribution unit, even as local authorities threaten to revoke the concession following a series of outages. See our latest analysis for Enel. The backdrop to this standoff is a stock that has quietly rebuilt momentum, with a roughly 25 percent year to date share price return and a three year total shareholder return above 100 percent, signaling that investors are warming to Enel’s long...
BIT:SPM
BIT:SPMEnergy Services

Saipem (BIT:SPM): Valuation Check After Major QatarEnergy LNG Offshore Compression Contract Win

Saipem (BIT:SPM) just landed a five year EPCI contract from QatarEnergy LNG for the North Field offshore compression project, a deal that meaningfully fattens its order book and underlines its role in large scale energy infrastructure. See our latest analysis for Saipem. The contract news drops into a market where Saipem’s share price has already shown improving momentum, with a 1 month share price return of 9.69 percent and a 7 day share price return of 6.48 percent. A 3 year total...
BIT:STLAM
BIT:STLAMAuto

Is Stellantis a Value Opportunity After a 25% Slide in 2025?

If you are wondering whether Stellantis is a value opportunity or a value trap at today’s price, you are not alone. That is exactly what we are going to unpack here. The stock has been choppy recently, sliding about 6.6% over the last week after a roughly 11.7% jump over the past month. It remains down around 25.2% year to date and 16.6% over the last year. Those swings have come as investors weigh Stellantis’ strategic push into electrification and software-defined vehicles alongside...
BIT:PST
BIT:PSTDiversified Financial

Poste Italiane (BIT:PST): Assessing Valuation After a Strong Year-to-Date Share Price Rally

Poste Italiane (BIT:PST) has quietly continued its climb, with the stock up roughly 3% over the past week and about 7% in the past 3 months, inviting a closer look at what is driving sentiment. See our latest analysis for Poste Italiane. Zooming out, that steady climb sits on top of a powerful backdrop, with a year to date share price return of roughly 57% and a standout 1 year total shareholder return near 70%. This suggests momentum is still firmly building rather than fading. If Poste...