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The fair value anchor in the latest FLSmidth analysis has shifted from DKK 514.7 to DKK 538.7, giving you an updated reference point for how the shares are being valued. This change sits alongside a wide spread in Street targets, from around DKK 545 up to DKK 710, where analysts differ in how confidently they treat the company’s growth and profitability plans. As you read on, you will see how to interpret these changing targets and follow the evolving story around the stock.
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What Wall Street Has Been Saying
🐂 Bullish Takeaways
JPMorgan has lifted its price target on FLSmidth to DKK 710 from DKK 550, signalling that the firm sees room for the shares to support a higher valuation anchor than before. The Overweight rating from JPMorgan indicates confidence that the company can execute on its plans and that current pricing does not fully reflect that view.
🐻 Bearish Takeaways
Danske Bank has moved to a Sell rating with a DKK 545 price target, placing its view toward the lower end of the current target range and pointing to a more constrained upside case. The contrast between JPMorgan at DKK 710 and Danske Bank at DKK 545 highlights genuine disagreement on how delivery on growth and profitability goals will translate into sustainable value for shareholders.
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What's in the News
FLSmidth has completed its share buyback program announced on June 25, 2025, repurchasing 2,432,288 shares, equal to 4.29% of share capital, for a total of DKK 1,054 million. The company has announced an annual dividend of DKK 4.0000 per share, with the ex date on March 25, 2026, record date on March 26, 2026, and payment scheduled for March 27, 2026. Full year 2026 guidance calls for organic revenue in a range from a 1% decline to 4% growth, measured at constant exchange rates and excluding acquisitions and disposals. FLSmidth & Co. A/S has been added to the OMX Copenhagen 20 Index and has reported new mining orders, including a DKK 405 million comminution order for a copper project in South America and a DKK 235 million order linked to the Black Volta gold project in Ghana.
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How This Changes the Fair Value For FLSmidth
Fair value has moved from DKK 514.7 to DKK 538.7 as the updated valuation anchor. Revenue growth has shifted from a 4.764435% decline to 5.204595000591672% growth in the forecast. Profit margin has moved from 10.691402% to 10.656335177673371% in the updated outlook. Future P/E has changed from 18.288886x to 17.320087167367564x in the model. The discount rate has adjusted from 6.655587% to 6.69101354041329% in the assumptions.
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How a bigger focus on higher margin service and aftermarket work, cost base optimisation, and the PCV playbook could support more stable earnings and margins over time. What a tighter focus on mining, brownfield upgrades, process optimisation, and decarbonisation means for FLSmidth’s role in long life copper and gold projects and future order intake. The key execution and cycle risks, including reliance on mining capex, lumpy capital equipment demand, restructuring in Products and SG&A, and the possibility that the shift to a service led model takes longer than planned.
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