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Munters Group (OM:MTRS): Valuation Insights Following Major US Battery Order and Q3 Results

Munters Group (OM:MTRS) just secured a USD 30 million contract from a US battery cell producer and published its third quarter results. This offers investors fresh insights into sales growth and profit trends.

See our latest analysis for Munters Group.

Munters Group’s latest contract win and quarterly update have arrived during a period of strong momentum for the shares, with a 41.6% share price return over the past month and 20.2% over the past three months. The one-year total shareholder return still sits at -6.4%. Over the longer term, investors have enjoyed a robust 89% total return in three years and 133% over five, reflecting underlying business strength and renewed interest in the sector after recent news.

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Given Munters’ surge in recent weeks and fresh order wins, investors may wonder if the current share price still offers value or if the market is already anticipating the next phase of growth.

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Most Popular Narrative: 4.1% Undervalued

With Munters Group’s estimated fair value at SEK 169 per share, which is just ahead of the latest closing price of SEK 162, narrative followers see modest upside ahead, underpinned by sector tailwinds and robust profit expectations.

Enhanced focus on sustainability and energy efficiency, including innovation in green manufacturing, smart facilities (Amesbury flagship), and product leadership (for example, chillers 20% more efficient than competitors), is expected to drive incremental customer demand and enable premium pricing, boosting both revenue and net margin over time.

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Want to see what powers this optimistic valuation? The narrative is built on aggressive profit margin expansion, recurring revenues, and long-term sector dominance. If you’re curious about which ambitious financial targets and market assumptions justify this price, the full story reveals the bold predictions that drive Munters’ fair value.

Result: Fair Value of $169 (UNDERVALUED)

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However, increased competition in the AI infrastructure supply chain and reliance on a few large clients could introduce volatility to Munters' growth outlook.

Find out about the key risks to this Munters Group narrative.

Another View: Multiplied Expectations

While our fair value estimate suggests Munters is undervalued, a look at the price-to-earnings ratio paints a different picture. Munters trades at 37.7 times earnings, noticeably higher than both the European Building industry average of 27.3x and the peer average of 25x. Although its ratio is below the market's fair ratio of 44.6x, this elevated multiple means investors are already paying up for future growth, which could limit upside if momentum slows. Will the company's execution justify this premium?

See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

OM:MTRS PE Ratio as at Nov 2025
OM:MTRS PE Ratio as at Nov 2025

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