Baltic Market: Who's Back to Growth?
In investing, few things offer greater satisfaction—and potentially higher returns—than finding a company emerging from difficulties at just the right moment. After a challenging period, several companies on the Baltic stock exchange have managed to break their downward trend and are once again showing profit growth. In this analysis, we look at five companies that have 'turned a corner,' examining the drivers behind their recovery and whether it is sustainable.
HAE1THarju Elekter: A Strong Industrial Recovery
Harju Elekter has executed a remarkable turnaround, moving from a previous profit decline to strong growth. In the third quarter, the company's operating profit surged by an impressive 38.7% year-over-year, while sales revenue grew by 4.5%. This is a classic example of a successful recovery, where cost reduction (-4.6%) and revenue growth work hand-in-hand to restore profitability.
The success is not just due to cost-cutting but also a shift in the business model. Growth was driven by 'other services,' where revenue more than doubled, and by stable growth in the sale of electrical equipment. For investors, this is an encouraging sign that the company can manage its core operations more effectively. The share price remains stable, and the market is awaiting the annual report in February for confirmation that the positive trend will continue.
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