(OFN) Orell Fuessli Holding - Ratings and Ratios

Orell Füssli AG, a Switzerland-based company with a rich history dating back to 1519, specializes in security solutions and book retailing. Through its three core segments—Security Printing, Industrial Systems, and Book Retailing—the company delivers a diverse range of products and services. In the Security Printing segment, it produces high-security documents such as banknotes and identity cards, leveraging advanced anti-counterfeiting technologies. The Industrial Systems segment focuses on the development and installation of equipment for serializing and tracking security documents, complemented by after-sales support. Additionally, the company provides control and inspection systems along with software solutions for monitoring security documents. In the Book Retailing segment, Orell Füssli operates a network of bookstores in German-speaking Switzerland and an online platform, offering a wide selection of books, including childrens literature, educational materials, and legal publications. The company also provides logistics services tailored for libraries and corporate clients.

Over the next three months, Orell Füssli AG is expected to demonstrate moderate price movement based on its technical indicators. With an average 20-day volume of 1022 and a current price of 92.60, the stock is trading above its SMA 20 (84.98) and SMA 50 (81.26) but below its SMA 200 (77.97), suggesting potential short-term strength but longer-term uncertainty. The ATR of 1.43 indicates relatively stable price fluctuations. From a fundamental perspective, the companys market cap of 180.32M CHF, P/E ratio of 20.45, and P/S ratio of 0.71 highlight its valuation metrics. While the RoE of 11.37% reflects decent profitability, the absence of a forward P/E and the high current P/E may signal caution. The 3-month forecast anticipates that the stock could test resistance near the SMA 200 level, with a potential bullish crossover of the SMA 50 above the SMA 20 signaling upward momentum. However, broader economic conditions and industry-specific factors will likely influence performance.