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SkiStar (OM:SKIS B) Valuation in Focus as Dividend Raised and Profit Margins Improve

SkiStar (OM:SKIS B) has proposed raising its annual dividend to SEK 3.00 per share as part of its full-year 2025 update. The company cites strong operating margins and a surge in international guest numbers as reasons for the proposal. The Board’s decision highlights growing investor confidence, even as management points to heavier investment needs ahead and a more cautious earnings outlook for coming years.

See our latest analysis for SkiStar.

After a year of solid earnings growth and higher profit margins, SkiStar’s share price has shown little momentum, with total shareholder return remaining essentially flat over the past year. However, fresh optimism from the company’s upbeat winter booking trends and a larger international customer base suggests that sentiment could be shifting. Investors may now be considering the potential for a longer-term recovery in contrast to near-term spending challenges.

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With the stock trading at a substantial discount to analyst targets despite rising profits and international growth, the key question now is whether SkiStar is undervalued or if the market is already factoring in tougher times ahead.

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Most Popular Narrative: 17.6% Undervalued

SkiStar’s last close price sits well below the fair value set by the most widely followed narrative, which signals a substantial upside based on fundamental drivers. Investors are watching to see whether revenue and margin expansion can fuel a re-rating from here.

*The continued growth and focus on the retail segment, particularly through acquisitions and strengthening operations, indicate an effort to diversify income streams and capture higher margins through branded products, improving earnings.*

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Want to know the blueprint for that bullish price target? This narrative expects Snowbelt-style growth driven by upgrades, growing customer volumes, and ambitious margin targets. The model hinges on several aggressive assumptions about future financial momentum. Do you know which bets matter most?

Result: Fair Value of $191.5 (UNDERVALUED)

Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.

However, SkiStar’s outlook relies heavily on stable weather and ongoing demand. Poor snow or slowing digital sales could quickly undercut these optimistic projections.

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Another View: Valuation Looks Rich on Market Ratios

While fundamental models see upside, the market’s own pricing tells a less optimistic story. SkiStar trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 22.4x, which is well above both its peer average of 14.9x and the industry’s 17.6x. This is also higher than its fair ratio of 13.8x. This sizable gap means investors are paying a premium that could limit future gains if growth fails to accelerate. Is the market already factoring in all the good news?

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

OM:SKIS B PE Ratio as at Oct 2025
OM:SKIS B PE Ratio as at Oct 2025

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