Aktien Sensor

Assa Abloy’s Q1 2025 report is expected to be a make-or-break moment for the Swedish door opening products giant, which has seen its stock price plummet to a new 52-week low amidst dwindling investor confidence.

Assa Abloy’s stock price has declined to a new 52-week low, with Citigroup lowering its price target and short interest increasing, despite expected industry growth driven by demand for smart building solutions.

Assa Abloy faces challenges in the turbulent market, with analysts downgrading price targets and earnings estimates, but the company’s long-term prospects remain intact.

Assa Abloy has acquired Wallace & Wallace and Wallace Perimeter Security, a Canadian company, to expand its presence in commercial and residential markets.

Assa Abloy’s share price has fluctuated between 468.49 MXN and 628.12 MXN, with a current price of 615.46 MXN, indicating a moderate level of valuation and relatively stable financial position.

Assa Abloy reports record-high fourth quarter results, with 7% net sales increase and 15% operating income growth, while preparing for potential tariffs and prioritizing organic growth.