What Fugro (ENXTAM:FUR)'s Removal from the Euronext 150 Index May Mean for Shareholders

• On October 31, 2025, Fugro was removed from the Euronext 150 Index, coinciding with the release of its Q3 2025 sales and trading statement call.
• Index removals often impact trading volumes and stock demand, as index-tracking funds must adjust their portfolios to reflect constituent changes.
• Given the influence of index removals on institutional trading, we’ll explore how this development may shape Fugro’s broader investment narrative.

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Fugro Investment Narrative Recap

To own Fugro stock, an investor needs to believe in the long-term opportunity tied to the global build-out of offshore wind and marine infrastructure, balanced against cyclical challenges. Fugro’s recent removal from the Euronext 150 Index may influence trading volumes, but does not materially alter the immediate company catalysts, namely, the pace of renewables backlog recovery, or change the biggest risk: continued weakness in the offshore wind market and uncertain project timing.

Of Fugro's recent announcements, the withdrawal of guidance for full-year 2025 stands out. This move followed difficult market conditions and signals that management does not expect to meet previous growth targets, reinforcing why project delays and regulatory shifts in renewables remain critical factors for the investment story.

Yet, in contrast, the real risk investors should focus on involves the visibility of future revenue from renewables, given...

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Fugro's narrative projects €2.3 billion revenue and €198.1 million earnings by 2028. This requires 2.8% yearly revenue growth and a €66.1 million earnings increase from the current €132.0 million.

Uncover how Fugro's forecasts yield a €10.00 fair value, a 17% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

Retail investors in the Simply Wall St Community recently estimated Fugro’s fair value in a wide range from €10 to €21 (9 views). Some expect sharp recovery, but the company’s lowered guidance and project backlog volatility raise key questions for future earnings. Compare your view to these opinions for a broader picture.

Explore 9 other fair value estimates on Fugro - why the stock might be worth just €10.00!

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