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ABGSC IT Research ... (+3)
  • ABGSC IT Research
  • Oscar Rönnkvist
  • Simon Jönsson
Christoffer Wang Bjørnsen
  • Christoffer Wang Bjørnsen

Smartoptics (Buy, TP: NOK27.00) - We remain optimistic

Smartoptics’ Q1 results marked a slower start to the year than we forecast, primarily owing to weaker sales in Devices, which seems to be back to near-term tariff-induced uncertainty. On the flip side, we understand the slowdown seen towards end-Q1 has already caught up again in order inflow, and thus we remain upbeat for the quarters ahead. Following an estimate reduction, we have lowered our target price to NOK27 (30) but reiterate our BUY.

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+5)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Fredrik Flørnes Støle
  • Jan Erik Gjerland
  • Magnus Andersson
  • Patrik Brattelius
Håkon Astrup
  • Håkon Astrup

DNB (No_rec, TP: NOK) - Higher fees and improved capital outlook

Helped by still-solid core revenue momentum and modest loan losses, DNB reported a Q1 ROE of 15.9%. Fee income rose by ~30% YOY, driven by the inclusion of Carnegie, from investment banking and asset management services. The CET1 ratio fell by ~90bp QOQ, to 18.5%, mainly explained by the Carnegie acquisition, the ample buffer to its 16.7% supervisory expectation boding well for further generous distributions ahead. We have raised our 2026–2027e EPS by ~2%, largely explained by higher core revenu...

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+5)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Fredrik Flørnes Støle
  • Jan Erik Gjerland
  • Magnus Andersson
  • Patrik Brattelius

Decent Q1-delivery

Adj PTP +2%/+1% and PBLL +3%/0% vs. ABG/cons. Beat driven by asset quality and 2% better income (trading, NII & fees). Cons.est. +1-2% for 25e-27e (NII & fees); stock to hold up.

Anthony Dick ... (+2)
  • Anthony Dick
  • Michael Foundoukidis
Anthony Dick ... (+2)
  • Anthony Dick
  • Michael Foundoukidis
Helene Kvilhaug Brøndbo
  • Helene Kvilhaug Brøndbo

Hexagon Purus (No_rec, TP: NOK) - In rough waters

Hexagon Purus’s weak Q1 results underpinned the stark market challenges for its hydrogen- and battery-related businesses. Seeing a liquidity runway into Q2 2026 at the current underlying cost base, we welcome the company’s aim of further cost cuts to preserve cash, and hope to see the results of the ongoing portfolio review soon. However, we still believe a restructuring of the company’s NOK2.1bn in convertible debt is needed. We have cut our 2025e EBITDA by 5% on the weaker-than-expected Q1 res...

ABGSC Financials Research ... (+5)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Fredrik Flørnes Støle
  • Jan Erik Gjerland
  • Magnus Andersson
  • Patrik Brattelius
ABGSC IT Research ... (+3)
  • ABGSC IT Research
  • Oscar Rönnkvist
  • Simon Jönsson
ABGSC IT Research ... (+3)
  • ABGSC IT Research
  • Oscar Rönnkvist
  • Simon Jönsson
ABGSC Financials Research ... (+5)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Fredrik Flørnes Støle
  • Jan Erik Gjerland
  • Magnus Andersson
  • Patrik Brattelius
ABGSC Financials Research ... (+5)
  • ABGSC Financials Research
  • Fredrik Flørnes Støle
  • Jan Erik Gjerland
  • Magnus Andersson
  • Patrik Brattelius
ABGSC Construct. & Real Estate Research ... (+4)
  • ABGSC Construct. & Real Estate Research
  • Fredrik Stensved
  • Markus Henriksson
  • Oscar Lindquist
Simen Mortensen
  • Simen Mortensen

Ncc (Buy, TP: SEK210.00) - Slightly larger seasonal losses

The divisional figures were broadly in line, and as usual, Q1 was a seasonal loss due to winter effects in NCC Industry (asphalt operations). EBIT was SEK-170m (14% below our estimate, 10% below Infront consensus). However, given the low season, the Q1 miss had a limited effect – a c1% hit to full-year EPS. We reiterate our BUY and highlight our view that ongoing sold and initiated property developments are likely to drive positive EPS momentum to 2028, but have cut our target price to SEK210 (2...

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