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FLSmidth & Co. (0OJA.LSE)

Q3 2026
▲4

FLSmidth raises guidance, expands business lines, and buys back shares

  • Full-year guidance raised on strong H1 orders FLSmidth lifted its 2026 outlook after Q2 order intake jumped 13% organically and revenue rose 16%, with profit up sharply. This tells investors demand is healthy and management is more confident, which supports a higher share price.

    This is the biggest fundamental driver of the period, directly improving earnings expectations.

  • New fourth business line for crushing and screening FLSmidth will create a fourth business line focused on crushing, sizing and screening from January 2027. It groups repeatable products to boost aftermarket sales. Investors see this as a growth move that could lift future revenue and profit.

    A structural change that expands the company's addressable market and aftermarket potential.

  • Lifecycle service agreement with Lloyds Metals in India FLSmidth signed a long-term service deal covering all its equipment at Lloyds Metals' Indian iron ore operations, including a new repair centre. Such agreements generate recurring revenue and deepen customer ties, supporting steady earnings growth.

    Shows concrete demand for FLSmidth's high-margin service business, a key growth area.

  • Ongoing share buy-backs support the stock FLSmidth keeps repurchasing its own shares under a DKK 1.0 billion programme, now holding 7.65% of shares in treasury. Buy-backs reduce shares outstanding and signal confidence, which tends to lift the price over time.

    A consistent capital return that supports the share price and shows management's confidence.

August 2026
▲4

FLSmidth raises guidance, expands business lines, and buys back shares

  • Full-year guidance raised on strong H1 orders FLSmidth lifted its 2026 outlook after Q2 order intake jumped 13% organically and revenue rose 16%, with profit up sharply. This tells investors demand is healthy and management is more confident, which supports a higher share price.

    This is the biggest fundamental driver of the period, directly improving earnings expectations.

  • New fourth business line for crushing and screening FLSmidth will create a fourth business line focused on crushing, sizing and screening from January 2027. It groups repeatable products to boost aftermarket sales. Investors see this as a growth move that could lift future revenue and profit.

    A structural change that expands the company's addressable market and aftermarket potential.

  • Lifecycle service agreement with Lloyds Metals in India FLSmidth signed a long-term service deal covering all its equipment at Lloyds Metals' Indian iron ore operations, including a new repair centre. Such agreements generate recurring revenue and deepen customer ties, supporting steady earnings growth.

    Shows concrete demand for FLSmidth's high-margin service business, a key growth area.

  • Ongoing share buy-backs support the stock FLSmidth keeps repurchasing its own shares under a DKK 1.0 billion programme, now holding 7.65% of shares in treasury. Buy-backs reduce shares outstanding and signal confidence, which tends to lift the price over time.

    A consistent capital return that supports the share price and shows management's confidence.

Latest
▲4

FLSmidth raises guidance, expands business lines, and buys back shares

  • Full-year guidance raised on strong H1 orders FLSmidth lifted its 2026 outlook after Q2 order intake jumped 13% organically and revenue rose 16%, with profit up sharply. This tells investors demand is healthy and management is more confident, which supports a higher share price.

    This is the biggest fundamental driver of the period, directly improving earnings expectations.

  • New fourth business line for crushing and screening FLSmidth will create a fourth business line focused on crushing, sizing and screening from January 2027. It groups repeatable products to boost aftermarket sales. Investors see this as a growth move that could lift future revenue and profit.

    A structural change that expands the company's addressable market and aftermarket potential.

  • Lifecycle service agreement with Lloyds Metals in India FLSmidth signed a long-term service deal covering all its equipment at Lloyds Metals' Indian iron ore operations, including a new repair centre. Such agreements generate recurring revenue and deepen customer ties, supporting steady earnings growth.

    Shows concrete demand for FLSmidth's high-margin service business, a key growth area.

  • Ongoing share buy-backs support the stock FLSmidth keeps repurchasing its own shares under a DKK 1.0 billion programme, now holding 7.65% of shares in treasury. Buy-backs reduce shares outstanding and signal confidence, which tends to lift the price over time.

    A consistent capital return that supports the share price and shows management's confidence.

AB Volvo (publ) (0HTP.LSE)

Q3 2026
▲3▼1

Volvo wins record orders and analyst upgrades, but earnings estimates slip

  • Record 500-truck gas order and new long-range electric truck AB Volvo booked a record order for 500 gas-powered FH Aero trucks from a European operator, and launched a long-range FH Electric rigid truck with up to 450 km range and megawatt charging. Big fleet commitments and a broader electric lineup support future sales and pricing power.

    Largest company-specific demand and product news of the period, directly lifting revenue outlook.

  • Analysts raise Volvo targets on surging truck orders Citi lifted its target twice to SEK 376 and Erste Group started coverage with a Buy, citing a surge in new truck orders, especially in North America, plus higher European and Chinese sales forecasts. Higher fair value pulls the shares toward those levels.

    Directly explains the upward re-rating of the stock by the analyst community.

  • Volvo included in 2,500-truck electric order and charging gains Volvo is one of the suppliers sharing a 2,500-truck electric Class 8 order led by Tesla, and Plug & Charge is now enabled for Volvo drivers on IONNA's fast-growing charging network. Both support electric truck demand and the ownership experience.

    Shows Volvo participating in large electric fleet orders and improving charging access, aiding future EV sales.

  • Zacks adds Volvo to Strong Sell on falling earnings estimates Zacks put AB Volvo on its Strong Sell list after the consensus current-year earnings estimate was cut 2.3% over 60 days. Falling profit expectations are a real counterweight to the upbeat order and analyst news.

    Provides the main negative counterweight and shows profit expectations moving opposite to order optimism.

September 2026
▲3▼1

Volvo wins record orders and analyst upgrades, but earnings estimates slip

  • Record 500-truck gas order and new long-range electric truck AB Volvo booked a record order for 500 gas-powered FH Aero trucks from a European operator, and launched a long-range FH Electric rigid truck with up to 450 km range and megawatt charging. Big fleet commitments and a broader electric lineup support future sales and pricing power.

    Largest company-specific demand and product news of the period, directly lifting revenue outlook.

  • Analysts raise Volvo targets on surging truck orders Citi lifted its target twice to SEK 376 and Erste Group started coverage with a Buy, citing a surge in new truck orders, especially in North America, plus higher European and Chinese sales forecasts. Higher fair value pulls the shares toward those levels.

    Directly explains the upward re-rating of the stock by the analyst community.

  • Volvo included in 2,500-truck electric order and charging gains Volvo is one of the suppliers sharing a 2,500-truck electric Class 8 order led by Tesla, and Plug & Charge is now enabled for Volvo drivers on IONNA's fast-growing charging network. Both support electric truck demand and the ownership experience.

    Shows Volvo participating in large electric fleet orders and improving charging access, aiding future EV sales.

  • Zacks adds Volvo to Strong Sell on falling earnings estimates Zacks put AB Volvo on its Strong Sell list after the consensus current-year earnings estimate was cut 2.3% over 60 days. Falling profit expectations are a real counterweight to the upbeat order and analyst news.

    Provides the main negative counterweight and shows profit expectations moving opposite to order optimism.

Latest
▲3▼1

Volvo wins record orders and analyst upgrades, but earnings estimates slip

  • Record 500-truck gas order and new long-range electric truck AB Volvo booked a record order for 500 gas-powered FH Aero trucks from a European operator, and launched a long-range FH Electric rigid truck with up to 450 km range and megawatt charging. Big fleet commitments and a broader electric lineup support future sales and pricing power.

    Largest company-specific demand and product news of the period, directly lifting revenue outlook.

  • Analysts raise Volvo targets on surging truck orders Citi lifted its target twice to SEK 376 and Erste Group started coverage with a Buy, citing a surge in new truck orders, especially in North America, plus higher European and Chinese sales forecasts. Higher fair value pulls the shares toward those levels.

    Directly explains the upward re-rating of the stock by the analyst community.

  • Volvo included in 2,500-truck electric order and charging gains Volvo is one of the suppliers sharing a 2,500-truck electric Class 8 order led by Tesla, and Plug & Charge is now enabled for Volvo drivers on IONNA's fast-growing charging network. Both support electric truck demand and the ownership experience.

    Shows Volvo participating in large electric fleet orders and improving charging access, aiding future EV sales.

  • Zacks adds Volvo to Strong Sell on falling earnings estimates Zacks put AB Volvo on its Strong Sell list after the consensus current-year earnings estimate was cut 2.3% over 60 days. Falling profit expectations are a real counterweight to the upbeat order and analyst news.

    Provides the main negative counterweight and shows profit expectations moving opposite to order optimism.