(VIANEWS) – Shares of SAS AB (SASNO.OL) plunged by 25.82% at 14:46 EST on Friday, continuing their downward trend from Thursday’s session. This move continued the stock’s loss of 90.97% of its value over the last year – reaching its 52-week low value despite this recent dip. Nevertheless, Oslo Bors Benchmark Index_GI (GOBENCH) showed signs of strength by rising 0.25% at 1,277.66; an indication of potential market recovery or slight upward trending market trending overall.
Yearly Analysis
SAS AB, a Swedish IT services company, operates within the IT services industry and its stock is listed on a stock exchange for trading under the ticker symbol “SAS.B.”
At its current price of 0.03 kr, SAS AB is considered underperforming relative to its 52-week high of 0.47 kr and could present investors with an opportunity to purchase it at a lower price. It should also be noted that it remains above its 52-week low of 0.01 kr.
SAS AB’s EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization) stands at -389.12. This may signal to potential investors that its operations aren’t producing sufficient profits to cover expenses, prompting potential concerns about financial viability.
Potential investors of SAS AB should carefully assess its financial health, industry standing and growth potential before making any investment decisions. It would also be prudent to consult a financial advisor or conduct additional research prior to committing funds.
Technical Analysis
SAS AB’s stock is trading significantly above its 50-day moving average of kr0.02, signalling it may have become overbought. Yet it remains lower than its 200-day moving average of kr0.18; volumes today were also significantly below their average levels by 2.78%; volatility had been negative over the last week (-16.06%) but positive during subsequent months (2.18%) and quarters (8.28%) with its highest amplitude being 23.84% in just the past week alone. According to its stochastic oscillator analysis, SAS AB stock may need correction or consolidation before continuing on its upward journey further.
Quarter Analysis
This information indicates that revenue has been steadily increasing for the company over the last year, at an annualized growth rate of 12.8% and currently totaling 42.04 billion dollars. While revenue is a positive indicator, expansion and increasing income may also be taking place – it’s important to also take into account factors like profit margins, expenses, competition as a complete view of their financial health.
Equity Analysis
Earnings Per Share (EPS) is a key financial metric that measures a company’s profitability per share of common stock. SAS AB’s trailing twelve months EPS was negative 0.8, meaning they generated losses totalling this amount in their most recent twelve month period. As this number can be affected by factors like revenue growth, operating expenses and taxes it’s wise to view EPS alongside other metrics in order to gain a more accurate view of their profitability.
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