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Dagens Industri warns of five rice companies in the icy stock market.
Low cash flow and high debt constitute a strange cocktail when the cheap currency and the economy go down. He publishes Dagens Industri in the Wednesday edition and reports five shakers on a freezing stock market: Starbreeze, Serneke, Eltel, Munters and Gränges.
Starbreeze has dropped 85% since April and the bad news has been steady, as evidenced by the fact that the stock is traded at 40% stake. "If Starbreeze does not get a new number, it can become more bloody than the games you are trying to sell," writes the newspaper.
The construction company Serneke, despite falling prices, is a part that should be avoided, which will hardly benefit from a tighter financial climate, an undervalued housing bubble or d & # 39; 39, a weaker economy, believes Dagens Industri.
According to the newspaper, the Eltel installation company appears as the horror example of recent launches on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. Despite a rescue mission of SEK 1.5 billion, the company is heavily indebted last year and its cash flow is highly negative.
The dehydration company Munters has also taken a wrong direction since it went public 18 months ago and is one of the most indebted companies of listed companies. "If it's another weak quarter, it's waiting for a new number," writes Dagens Industri.
The Gränges aluminum roller mill was listed four years ago and seems to be a bit of a quality company in this collection, according to the newspaper, which however seems to be safe and secure before the sale of the shares.
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