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Freedom Holding Corp.

NasdaqCM:FRHC Voorraadrapport

Marktkapitalisatie: US$10.5b

Freedom Holding (FRHC) Aandelenoverzicht

Freedom Holding Corp. biedt via haar dochterondernemingen effectenbemiddeling, effectenhandel, marktmaking, investeringsonderzoek, investeringsadvies, bankdiensten voor particulieren en bedrijven en verzekeringsproducten aan. Meer informatie

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De winst groeide het afgelopen jaar met 86.3%

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Prijsgeschiedenis en prestaties

Overzicht van hoogtepunten, dieptepunten en veranderingen in de aandelenkoersen voor Freedom Holding
Historische aandelenkoersen
Huidige aandelenkoersUS$164.48
52 Week HoogtepuntUS$177.15
52 Week LaagUS$107.98
Bèta0.69
1 maand verandering-3.62%
3 maanden verandering15.64%
1 Jaar Verandering-3.18%
3 jaar verandering90.26%
5 jaar verandering154.89%
Verandering sinds IPO131,484.00%

Recent nieuws en updates

Recent updates

Seeking Alpha • Oct 19

Freedom Holding to sell Russian subsidiaries

Freedom Holding (NASDAQ:FRHC) to sell its Russian subsidiary, Investment Company Freedom Finance, together with Freedom RU’s subsidiary FFIN Bank. The transaction is subject to the approval of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation and is expected to close in the coming months. As consideration for the purchase of the Russian Subsidiaries, Mr. Povalishin will pay cash in an amount of ~$33M and be assigned the company’s obligation to Freedom RU under an outstanding deferred payment in the amount of ~$107M which resulted from the purchase by the company of Freedom RU’s Kazakhstan subsidiary Freedom Finance from Freedom RU as part of a corporate restructuring. Completion of the purchase is subject to regulatory approvals and is expected to occur prior to the closing of the sale of the Russian subsidiaries.
Seeking Alpha • Oct 12

Freedom Holding And Kaspi.kz: Russian Mobilization Is A Clear Bullish Catalyst

Summary After the protests in Kazakhstan, which lasted only a few weeks in January, the shares of Freedom Holding and Kaspi.kz have not yet recovered. I believe the next 12 months will be much more positive and profitable for the companies due to the migration of the economically active Russian population to Kazakhstan. In my opinion, Kaspi in particular will benefit because of its high-quality business model with plenty of synergies. Freedom Holding receives a Hold rating due to its risks. Kaspi is a Strong Buy at its current price. Investment Thesis Despite the continued correction in Freedom Holding Corp. (FRHC) and Kaspi (KAKZF) stocks, I believe the next 12 months will be much more positive and profitable for the companies due to the migration of the economically active Russian population to Kazakhstan and Central Asian countries. This is definitely a tailwind that is not priced in yet. However, when choosing between the two stocks, I lean toward Kaspi - the company is freed from most of the risks of Freedom Holding while benefiting in a more obvious way from the current macroeconomic situation. Why is Freedom Holding stock falling? Freedom Holding Corp. is a $3-billion financial company, the biggest brokerage firm in Central Asia; the only NASDAQ-listed broker in the CIS region. When you open the company's main page on Seeking Alpha, you immediately see a warning sign that its stock is at high risk of performing badly: Seeking Alpha, FRHC This is because the stock has fallen 27.1% since the start of the year, while the financial sector represented by SPDR ETF - (XLF) - has fallen only 20.9%. Perhaps SA's quant rating system also took into account the results of the last reporting quarter, which showed a drop in EPS from $0.85 in Q3 2022 to -$1.62 in Q4 2022: Seeking Alpha, FRHC In addition, the selling pressure was also exerted by some foreign investors who assessed Kazakhstan's (where FRHC is headquartered) political instability after the unrest in January - a rising country's risk premium leads to falling quotes. CNN In addition, Freedom Holding had a subsidiary that provided brokerage and dealer services in Russia - the CEO himself was until recently a citizen of the Russian Federation and was accordingly associated with an aggressive country in the eyes of Western investors, which most likely also influenced their decision to sell their shares. Even S&P was forced at one point to downgrade the company's credit rating due to the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on its operations. Another point concerns legal practices. Despite a rather large capitalization - at least for this region - of $3 billion, Freedom Holding still orders auditing services from a no-name Salt Lake City firm - WSRP (with all due respect, that's not even KPMG from the Big 4). As you can see, this is anything but an obvious company to invest in - it carries a lot of risks. But there're a few reasons to be a bull First, the company reported diluted earnings per share of $0.99 in the most recent quarter, not negative earnings of $1.66 as reported on Seeking Alpha. Revenues increased 55.5% YoY, but due to one-time expenses and an overall increase in operating costs, net income increased only 6.5% (YoY): FRHC's latest 10-Q, author's notes Second, the company is actively seeking buyers for its Russian subsidiary, which I mentioned above. In light of the Russia/Ukraine Conflict, and the consequent U.S., UK and EU economic sanctions and Russian countersanctions, we are seeking to sell our interests in our two Russian subsidiaries, Freedom RU and Freedom Bank RU. Any transaction entertained by us to sell our Russian subsidiaries must comply with U.S. sanctions and related OFAC guidance, as well as Russian countersanctions, in effect at the time of the sale and any transaction related thereto. On August 5, 2022, Russia introduced a ban restricting the ability of investors from "unfriendly-states" to exit from investments in businesses in certain Russian industries, which could impair our ability to sell our Russian subsidiaries. Until such time as we are approached by a willing and able buyer, in a manner consistent with U.S. sanctions, we will provide financial support only for "maintenance" of our investment in our Russian subsidiaries consistent with our previously established practices and in support of pre-existing projects and operations in conformity with OFAC guidance concerning such activities. We will not engage in funding of new projects or expansion of pre-existing projects of our Russian subsidiaries. Source: From FRHC's latest 10-Q The CEO himself has renounced his Russian citizenship and adopted citizenship of Kazakhstan, thus making it clear that his company has nothing to do with Russia. This approach will help the company to avoid being subject to U.S. sanctions, in my view. However, the subsidiary continues to operate, as of the last reporting quarter, because FRHC has not yet found a buyer. FRHC's 10-Q Also, there is a risk of selling the asset for a pittance and losing money. It should be clear that the Russian branch generates about 24.12% of the holding's total revenues and 27% of its total net income, which will hit the company's future hard in case of an unprofitable sale. The third reason to be a contrarian is company valuation. FRHC stock is currently trading at 9.7 times the forward P/E while having a return on capital employed of over 53%: Data by YCharts At the same time, tangible book value per share continues to grow as assets grow - intangible assets such as goodwill make up a tiny fraction, and equity makes up more than 16% of total assets, which is quite rare for the brokerage business (for example, for Interactive Brokers (IBKR), this ratio is just over 2%). Author's calculations, based on Seeking Alpha and FRHC's filings The last reason - the main pillar of my thesis - lies in the demographic trends created by the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia. According to Wikipedia, on 21 September 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a "partial mobilization" of military reservists in Russia after facing setbacks in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and signed the corresponding decree No. 647 "On the Declaration of Partial Mobilisation in the Russian Federation". Realizing the critical situation, a large number of young, economically active men rushed to buy airline tickets for the next flight to visa-free countries, driving up the price of the flights many times over. When the tickets ran out, they flocked to the land borders of neighboring countries - Georgia and Kazakhstan in particular. With Kazakhstan, Russia has the longest land border - in fact, it is the second longest land border in the world. According to Kazakhstan's officials, since the announcement of mobilization, more than 200,000 people have come to Kazakhstan - people who had the financial ability to live in another country for some time. Of these 200K, only 60,000 remained (most of the people used Kazakhstan as a transit territory). However, for 19 million Kazakhs, this is still a huge number of people - I assume that most of those who traveled further still managed to open a bank card in Kazakhstan because Visa (V) and Mastercard (MA) are blocked in Russia (and you have to pay somehow for your further movement in the country or abroad). In theory, this should bring FRHC and its peers a large number of new customers and thus boost their share prices. However, FRHC's risks remain high - this company has been raising a lot of questions about its existing business practices for a long time. Much of its success in 2020-2021 was based on giving its clients access to U.S. IPOs through a hedge fund owned by a friend of FHRC's CEO (we do not know his name). One remembers how fast and rapidly that market grew then and how painfully it fell in 2022. But there is another company - also from Kazakhstan, which deserves your attention no less. It is Kaspi.kz - a banking ecosystem that takes the lion's share of the market in this country. Why KASPI is a better choice from a risk/reward perspective? Important note: Unfortunately, the OTC quote you see here is not liquid - AIX (Kazakhstan Stock Exchange) and London Stock Exchange (ticker "80TE") have the most liquidity. Kaspi Bank is an $11 billion commercial bank providing financial services in the Republic of Kazakhstan primarily through the online mobile app. This is not just a bank - it's a full-fledged mobile super-app that combines many different functions, which you will learn about below. The company divides its activities into 3 segments: Segment Description from the Kaspi's IR Payments The Payments Platform enables customers to pay for regular household needs, make purchases online and in-store, and make seamless online P2P Payments within and outside Kaspi Ecosystem, both in Kazakhstan and globally to any Mastercard or Visa card. Marketplace Our Marketplace Platform is positioned as the starting point and destination for customer shopping journeys via our Mobile App, website, and in-store. Customers come to our Marketplace to buy a broad selection of products from various merchants. Fintech Through the Fintech Platform, we enable our customers to access consumer financial products primarily online through Kaspi.kz Mobile App. Our technologically-advanced infrastructure allows us to make a high-quality credit decision in real-time, usually within seconds, which ensures a seamless customer experience. Source: Author's compilation, based on Kaspi's IR All of these segments taken together provide an incredibly large synergistic effect - we see this in the growth that each of them shows separately: Author's work, based on Kaspi's IR The marketplace is growing particularly fast - it's something similar to Amazon. As the number of users in the Marketplace segment grows (5.4 million), so does the number of users in the Fintech segment (5.2 million), because, unlike Amazon, Kaspi allows its users to order any goods on credit or in installments in just a matter of minutes, thus increasing the turnover of both Fintech and Marketplace. Given the rather high inflation in Kazakhstan - 17.7% according to TradingEconomics data - the price increase is almost immediately passed on to end consumers, who find it harder to pay the whole amount at once, so they resort to credit over 6-12 months. In the long run, I expect this segment to grow as inflation increases in the country and the number of selling units in the marketplace expands. By the way, the sellers pay a 5% commission for each item sold, as one of them told me in a personal conversation. The overall functionality of the super app is so extensive that it is impossible to cover it all in one article without exceeding 3,000 words. Therefore, I suggest you visit Kaspi's official website IR and check out the latest quarterly presentation. In my opinion, the company's data can be trusted more than FRHC's data - in any case, Kaspi's auditor is Deloitte, not a small boutique from Utah. Let's take a look at some key financial data. Author's calculations, based on Kaspi's IR Because of the complex revenue structure - the company is both a commercial bank and a marketplace - I consider "total net revenue" as gross profit (gross revenue minus direct costs). We see that gross profit is up 47.5% over the last six months (YoY) - ~200 basis points more than gross revenue. This tells us that the company is using cost optimization measures as it expands - or it is supported by a synergy effect (I wrote about this above) that allows Kaspi to spend less on the marginal unit of product/service sold. R&D and marketing costs, however, did not allow this trend to be carried down the P&L report. EBIT increased by only 38.8% (YoY), while taxes led to a more modest 35.4% growth in net profit. However, in my opinion, this was the result of a one-time event - during the protests in Kazakhstan in early January 2022, many bank branches and ATMs were robbed or damaged, for which the company had to spend 690 million tenges (~$1.5 million), which was booked under R&D costs. In addition, due to the general geopolitical situation, debt provisions more than doubled (from $29 million to $74 million), which also affected the financial statements. However, it cannot be said that this has severely shaken the company. Tier 1 capital is still well above Basel 3 and has hardly changed since last year. Kaspi's 1H 2022 results At the same time, the quality of loans issued remains good: Kaspi's Q2 2022 presentation After all the events that have shaken Kazakhstan since the beginning of 2022, the willingness of retail investors to buy Kaspi shares has decreased - this is explained both statistically (from the company's latest report for 1H 2022) and by the dynamics of the stock, which is down 43.86% on the London Stock Exchange. However, the insiders are actively using this position - the CEO (Mikheil Lomtadze), who owns over 20% of all shares, continues to increase his stake, as does the very first shareholder, Vyacheslav Kim: Kaspi's 1H 2022 results I believe Kaspi will feel the tailwind of the Russian mobilization I wrote about above. Yes, Freedom Holding is also likely to see more significant growth in new brokerage accounts, which was previously expected, but it is Kaspi that has every chance of growing revenue in absolutely all of its business lines. Imagine a situation. A Russian young man of military age flees to the nearest country - Kazakhstan - to wait out the war or never return until the power regime in Russia changes. After going through customs and processing the necessary documents within the first 3 days, he has to think about where to look for an apartment, who to sell his car to (if he came with his own vehicle), how to pay in a store (Russian cards do not work), where to order furniture for a new place of residence, how to pay his bills, etc.
Seeking Alpha • Dec 30

Freedom Holding Corp.: The Slowdown Is Coming

Tightening of monetary policy will constrain the CIS financial market in the medium term. We expect a slowdown in the growth rate of Fee and commission income, as the inflow of new clients has slowed down significantly. Major competitors continue to grow. Freedom's critical competitive advantage is the ability to participate in IPOs, and the IPO ETF is significantly inferior to the S&P 500 in 2021.
Seeking Alpha • Jul 20

Freedom Holding: Great Long-Term Growth Opportunity

Freedom Holding was able to record 84% revenue CAGR in the last 5-year period. Interest rates are falling in Russia, thus demand for brokerage services is increasing. Our valuation analysis indicates that the stock is valued quite conservatively.

Rendement voor aandeelhouders

FRHCUS Capital MarketsUS Markt
7D-0.6%-1.6%-0.1%
1Y-3.2%-2.2%11.9%

Rendement versus industrie: FRHC kwam overeen met de US Capital Markets industrie, die het afgelopen jaar een rendement opleverde van -2.2 %.

Rendement versus markt: FRHC presteerde slechter dan US Market, dat het afgelopen jaar een rendement van 11.9 % opleverde.

Prijsvolatiliteit

Is FRHC's price volatile compared to industry and market?
FRHC volatility
FRHC Average Weekly Movement9.1%
Capital Markets Industry Average Movement3.3%
Market Average Movement6.8%
10% most volatile stocks in US Market15.1%
10% least volatile stocks in US Market2.9%

Stabiele aandelenkoers: FRHC heeft de afgelopen 3 maanden geen significante prijsvolatiliteit gekend vergeleken met de US markt.

Volatiliteit in de loop van de tijd: De wekelijkse volatiliteit ( 9% ) van FRHC is het afgelopen jaar stabiel geweest.

Over het bedrijf

OpgerichtWerknemersCEOWebsite
n/a12,340Timur Turlovwww.freedomholdingcorp.com

Freedom Holding Corp. biedt, via haar dochterondernemingen, effectenbemiddeling, effectenhandel, marktmaking, beleggingsonderzoek, beleggingsadvies, bankdiensten voor particulieren en bedrijven en verzekeringsproducten. Het bedrijf is actief in vier segmenten: Brokerage, Bankieren, Verzekeren en Overige. Het segment Brokerage biedt investment banking-diensten, waaronder advies op het gebied van fusies en overnames, underwriting en kapitaalmarkten; margin lending-diensten met als onderpand effecten en contanten op de rekening van de klant; oplossingen voor het aantrekken van kapitaal; en debt capital markets-oplossingen die zich richten op het structureren en distribueren van private en publieke schulden, waaronder buyouts, overnames, groeikapitaalfinancieringen en herkapitalisaties, evenals informatieverwerkingsdiensten.

Freedom Holding Corp. Samenvatting

Hoe verhouden de winst en inkomsten van Freedom Holding zich tot de beurswaarde?
FRHC fundamentele statistieken
MarktkapitalisatieUS$10.49b
Inkomsten(TTM)US$147.63m
Inkomsten(TTM)US$1.75b
71.1x
Koers/Winstverhouding
6.0x
P/S-verhouding

Is FRHC overgewaardeerd?

Zie Reële waarde en waarderingsanalyse

Inkomsten en omzet

Belangrijkste winstgevendheidsstatistieken uit het laatste winstverslag (TTM)
FRHC resultatenrekening (TTM)
InkomstenUS$1.75b
Kosten van inkomstenUS$266.47m
BrutowinstUS$1.49b
Overige uitgavenUS$1.34b
InkomstenUS$147.63m

Laatst gerapporteerde inkomsten

Jun 30, 2026

Volgende inkomensdatum

n.v.t.

Winst per aandeel (EPS)2.31
Brutomarge84.79%
Nettowinstmarge8.42%
Schuld/Eigen Vermogen Verhouding177.5%

Hoe presteerde FRHC op de lange termijn?

Bekijk historische prestaties en vergelijking

Bedrijfsanalyse en status van financiële gegevens

GegevensLaatst bijgewerkt (UTC-tijd)
Bedrijfsanalyse2026/09/20 05:16
Aandelenkoers aan het einde van de dag2026/09/18 00:00
Inkomsten2026/06/30
Jaarlijkse inkomsten2026/03/31

Gegevensbronnen

De gegevens die gebruikt zijn in onze bedrijfsanalyse zijn afkomstig van S&P Global Market Intelligence LLC. De volgende gegevens worden gebruikt in ons analysemodel om dit rapport te genereren. De gegevens zijn genormaliseerd, waardoor er een vertraging kan optreden voordat de bron beschikbaar is.

PakketGegevensTijdframeVoorbeeld Amerikaanse bron *
Financiële gegevens bedrijf10 jaar
  • Resultatenrekening
  • Kasstroomoverzicht
  • Balans
Consensus schattingen analisten+3 jaar
  • Financiële prognoses
  • Koersdoelen analisten
Marktprijzen30 jaar
  • Aandelenprijzen
  • Dividenden, splitsingen en acties
Eigendom10 jaar
  • Top aandeelhouders
  • Handel met voorkennis
Beheer10 jaar
  • Leiderschapsteam
  • Raad van bestuur
Belangrijkste ontwikkelingen10 jaar
  • Bedrijfsaankondigingen

* Voorbeeld voor effecten uit de VS, voor niet-Amerikaanse effecten worden gelijkwaardige formulieren en bronnen gebruikt.

Tenzij anders vermeld zijn alle financiële gegevens gebaseerd op een jaarperiode, maar worden ze elk kwartaal bijgewerkt. Dit staat bekend als Trailing Twelve Month (TTM) of Last Twelve Month (LTM) gegevens. Meer informatie.

Analysemodel en Snowflake

Details van het analysamodel dat is gebruikt om dit rapport te genereren zijn beschikbaar op onze Github-pagina, we hebben ook handleidingen over hoe u onze rapporten kunt gebruiken en tutorials op YouTube.

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Industrie en sector

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Bronnen van analisten

Freedom Holding Corp. wordt gevolgd door 1 analisten. 0 van deze analisten hebben de schattingen van de omzet of winst ingediend die zijn gebruikt als input voor ons rapport. Inzendingen van analisten worden de hele dag door bijgewerkt.

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