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Undiscovered Gems in Sweden to Watch This October 2024

Alpha InspirationThursday, Oct 24, 2024 10:26 pm ET
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As the global markets react to China's robust stimulus measures and European hopes for interest rate cuts, Sweden's recent decision to lower its policy rate has sparked renewed interest in its small-cap sector. With the Riksbank cutting rates and potentially setting the stage for further reductions, investors are keenly observing how these economic shifts might uncover promising opportunities in lesser-known Swedish stocks. This article highlights some of the top undiscovered gems with strong fundamentals in Sweden, as of October 2024.


1. **Softronic AB (OM:SOFT B)**
Softronic is a software and consulting company with a market capitalization of SEK1.57 billion. The company's earnings growth of 7.41% and revenue growth of 3.58% are notable, along with a strong health rating of ★★★★★★. Softronic's focus on digital transformation and cloud services positions it well for future growth.

2. **Duni AB (OM:DUNI B)**
Duni, a provider of tableware and napkin products, has a market cap of SEK1.93 billion. With earnings growth of 22.98% and revenue growth of 10.78%, Duni boasts an impressive health rating of ★★★★★★. The company's focus on sustainability and innovation in its products and packaging is driving its growth.

3. **Bahnhof AB (OM:BANH A)**
Bahnhof is a Swedish internet service provider with a market capitalization of SEK1.16 billion. The company's revenue growth of 9.02% and earnings growth of 15.02% are supported by a strong health rating of ★★★★★★. Bahnhof's focus on privacy and security, along with its expanding customer base, makes it an attractive investment opportunity.


4. **Creades AB (OM:CRED A)**
Creades is a private equity and venture capital investment firm with a market cap of SEK11.30 billion. The company's earnings surged by 129% over the past year, outpacing the industry average of 80%. Creades' debt-free status and impressive turnaround in recent results make it an attractive investment option.

5. **ITAB Shop Concept AB (OM:ITAB B)**
ITAB specializes in offering solution design, customized shop fittings, and professional lighting systems for physical stores, with a market cap of approximately SEK6.95 billion. The company's earnings growth of 56.7% over the past year is supported by a satisfactory net debt to equity ratio of 8.8%. ITAB's expanding market presence and strategic partnerships in retail solutions make it a promising investment.

6. **Rusta AB (OM:RUSTA)**
Rusta is a retailer of home and leisure products operating in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and Germany, with a market cap of SEK11.84 billion. The company's earnings grew by 47.5% over the past year, significantly outpacing the Multiline Retail industry's -5%. Rusta's expansion strategy, including new store openings in Sweden and Norway, positions it for future growth.

Investors seeking opportunities in the Swedish small-cap sector should consider these undiscovered gems with strong fundamentals. By focusing on companies with robust earnings growth, revenue growth, and solid health ratings, investors can capitalize on the favorable economic conditions and shifting market dynamics in Sweden. As always, thorough research and careful consideration of individual risk tolerance are essential before making any investment decisions.
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