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To own Hoist Finance, an investor needs to believe the firm can keep turning a large European non performing loan pipeline and its funding model into solid returns while controlling credit risk. The latest quarter supports that view on profitability, with SEK 384 million in Q3 net income and a 21.2% return on equity, even after earlier portfolio write downs.
The key near term catalyst is still execution on the existing NPL book and Azzurro funding plan, because realised collections and funding cost will shape earnings quality. The biggest risk remains that further write downs or expected credit loss tweaks reveal weaker portfolio performance, which could quickly pressure margins and challenge that 20% return on equity profile.
The most relevant fresh data point is the Q3 and nine month 2026 earnings release. It shows SEK 1,195 million in net income for the first three quarters and basic earnings per share of SEK 12.76 from continuing operations. That is paired with a 28.3% net profit margin, which suggests the current operating structure is carrying reasonable efficiency.
For catalysts, those figures sit alongside earlier commentary on EU NPL rules, Hoist Finance’s Specialized Debt Restructurer status and the low cost funding model. If regulation continues to steer more loans to market and the firm maintains its margin discipline while avoiding additional material write downs, the existing NPL portfolio and recent deployment could remain the main driver of cash generation and return on equity.
Hoist Finance's current analyst narrative leans on a revenue outlook that points to SEK 6.6 billion in sales and SEK 1.7 billion in earnings by 2029. That profile rests on an 11.3% yearly increase in revenue and an earnings uplift of SEK 300 million from SEK 1.4 billion today.
Uncover why Hoist Finance's fair value indicates an 11% potential upside to its current price that could narrow quickly.
Three fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster between SEK 205 and about SEK 246 per share, showing a tight band of retail opinion even before the latest Hoist Finance results. When you set that against recent write downs, credit loss adjustments and tougher NPL competition, you see why investor views can diverge sharply, so it pays to compare several community perspectives before forming your own stance.
Explore 2 other Hoist Finance fair value estimates, including one that suggests it could be worth just SEK 205.00.
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