Price Targets For Arjo

Stockholm Stock Exchange

Arjo

+14.75% (3.60)

+24.30% (5.93)

Pareto SecuritiesNordeaDNB CarnegieHandelsbankenSEBSEB EquitiesNordea MarketsHandelsbanken Capital MarketsDanske Bank MarketsDNB MarketsCarnegieDNBABG Sundal CollierDanske Bank

Latest Target

+14.75%

28.00 SEK

Pareto Securities

Apr 27

28.00 SEK

Three Month Consensus

+24.32%

30.33 SEK

Apr 27

Apr 23

Feb 2

All Price Targets For Arjo

Pareto Securities

Apr 27

Target: 28.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+14.75%

Nordea

Apr 23

Target: 33.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+35.25%

DNB Carnegie

Feb 2

Target: 30.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+22.95%

Handelsbanken

Jan 15

Target: 34.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+39.34%

SEB

Oct -25

Target: 33.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+35.25%

SEB Equities

Oct -24

Target: 50.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+104.92%

Nordea Markets

Sep -24

Target: 50.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+104.92%

Handelsbanken Capital Markets

Jul -24

Target: 62.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+154.10%

Danske Bank Markets

Jan -24

Target: 35.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+43.44%

DNB Markets

Jan -24

Target: 60.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+145.90%

Carnegie

Jan -24

Target: 57.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+133.61%

DNB

Jun -23

Target: 55.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+125.41%

ABG Sundal Collier

Dec -22

Target: 45.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+84.43%

Danske Bank

Oct -21

Target: 140.00 SEKPrice: 24.40 SEK

+473.77%

About The Company

Arjo was first listed on the Stockholm and London stock exchanges in 1993. At that time, Arjo had around 1,100 employees and a turnover of around SEK 1,300 million. In 1995, Arjo was acquired by the Getinge Group, which thereby expanded its product range to also include medical beds, patient lifts and bathing systems. Arjo thus formed the basis of Getinge’s business area Extended Care.
Arjo