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To own NCAB Group, an investor needs to be comfortable with a pure PCB outsourcing model that leans on external factories, uses purchasing scale and engineering support to secure supply, and pushes higher value boards into sectors like aerospace, industrial and telecom. Tighter PCB capacity tied to AI and data center demand supports that mix focus, but does not change the fact that FX swings and tariffs can still hit reported earnings.
The key short term upside driver remains the ability to sustain pricing power while European demand and manufacturing activity stabilise. The biggest risk sits on the supply and funding side. NCAB relies fully on third party production, carries a high level of debt and uses higher risk external borrowing, so any disruption or sharp pricing pressure at factory level could squeeze margins and limit flexibility.
Recent DCF work points to NCAB Group trading about 17.3% below an estimated intrinsic value, with the shares around SEK83.4 versus a SEK100.88 cash flow based value. That analysis leans heavily on expectations for strong earnings expansion and assumes the business can keep converting pricing power and volume into rising cash flows over time.
For you as a shareholder, the link to the supply story is straightforward. If tighter PCB capacity supports richer product mix and stable tariffs pass through, it helps the earnings and cash flow trajectory that sits underneath that DCF. If FX, tariffs, or M&A missteps erode profitability instead, the current discount to intrinsic value may narrow for the wrong reasons.
NCAB Group's current analyst storyline points to SEK6.7 billion of revenue and SEK686.6 million of earnings by 2029, based on 17.6% yearly top line growth and an increase of about SEK414 million in earnings from SEK272.6 million today.
Uncover how NCAB Group's fair value indicates a 9% potential upside to its current price before the gap can close.
One alternate view on NCAB Group leans heavily on rising raw material costs. Some bearish analysts are forecasting slower revenue growth of 14.2% a year and earnings of about SEK576.8 million by 2029, rather than SEK686.6 million. Both sets of forecasts pre date the latest PCB supply news, so expectations may shift from here.
Explore 2 other NCAB Group fair value estimates, including one that suggests it could be worth just SEK90.67.
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