ubs shares decline amid trading volatility and disappointing quarterly results

UBS shares fell by 1.1% to CHF 30.50 at midday, marking a decline from the day's opening of CHF 30.93. The stock has traded 1,098,380 shares, with a 52-week high of CHF 32.88 and a low of CHF 22.53. The company reported a 45.47% drop in turnover for Q4 2024, totaling CHF 10.21 billion, and is expected to announce Q1 2025 results on April 30, 2025.

ubs lowers glencore price target but maintains buy rating

UBS has reduced its price target for Glencore from 520 to 480 pence while maintaining a "Buy" rating. Analyst Myles Allsop noted the company's weak results but highlighted strong cash distributions and potential for revaluation as reasons for the positive outlook.

ubs upgrades glencore to buy amid market uncertainties

UBS has upgraded Glencore to a 'Buy' rating, indicating a positive outlook for the company. However, the information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell securities. Investors are reminded of the inherent risks involved in purchasing securities, which may lead to total capital loss.

genuine parts faces challenges amid ongoing weak demand environment

Genuine Parts Company, a distributor of automotive and industrial spare parts, faces scrutiny over its 2025 outlook amid a persistently weak demand environment, according to UBS. The company's net sales are primarily derived from automotive parts (61.7%) and industrial components (38.3%), with a significant geographical distribution in the U.S. (66%).

efg international reports record profit and announces board changes for 2024

EFG International reported a record profit of SFr321.6 million for 2024, a 6% increase from the previous year, alongside net new assets of SFr10.1 billion. The bank announced plans to acquire Cité Gestion and proposed a dividend increase to SFr0.60 per share. Additionally, four new board members were nominated for election at the upcoming Annual General Meeting.

national bank of greece stocks attract investors with strong outlook and targets

UBS maintains a "buy" recommendation for National Bank of Greece (NBG) stocks, with a price target of €11.20, citing attractive valuations despite a recovery from last year's lows. While profitability may decline with falling interest rates, ROTE is projected to rise to 18.8% by 2026, supported by increased distributions. The upcoming earnings report is expected to focus on the bank's outlook and updated business plan, extending projections to 2027, following significant one-off charges in Q4.

ubs maintains neutral rating for apple with target price of 236 dollars

UBS has maintained a "Neutral" rating for Apple, setting a target price of $236. The upcoming iPhone 16 will retail at $599, slightly above expectations, while hardware specifications align with forecasts. Analyst David Vogt did not alter iPhone estimates for the March quarter or the 2025 financial year.

ubs initiates positive coverage of south korea telecom sector favoring kt

UBS has initiated coverage of South Korea's telecom sector with a positive outlook, highlighting strong earnings growth and expansion into AI, data centers, and cloud services. The sector is seen as undervalued, trading at a significant discount compared to Japanese counterparts, with a projected 10% annual growth in operating profit from 2024-2026. UBS favors KT for its robust growth in data centers and cloud services, while SK Telecom is also rated positively for steady profit expansion; LG Uplus is rated Neutral due to weaker returns and less clarity in its AI initiatives.

analysts raise price target for intact financial amid mixed ratings

UBS Group has raised its price target for Intact Financial (TSE: IFC) from C$275.00 to C$290.00, indicating a potential upside of 0.59%. Despite a "Moderate Buy" rating, top analysts suggest five other stocks are better investment options. Intact Financial's shares recently traded at C$288.31, with a 52-week range of C$216.62 to C$294.35.

swiss companies consider share splits to enhance liquidity and attract investors

Siegfried, a Swiss pharmaceutical supplier, has announced a share split to enhance liquidity and facilitate employee participation in share purchase programs. While other high-priced Swiss companies like Lindt & Sprüngli are considered potential candidates for splits, many remain hesitant due to a focus on institutional investors and the historical prestige associated with high share prices. Although share splits can lead to short-term price increases, they do not guarantee long-term performance improvements.
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