(AGO) Agora S.A. - Ratings and Ratios

Agora S.A. is a leading Polish media company established in 1989 and headquartered in Warsaw. The company operates across five core business segments: Movies and Books, Digital and Printed Press, Outdoor, Internet, and Radio. Its diverse portfolio includes cinema management, film distribution, book publishing, digital media products, and outdoor advertising. Agora also owns and operates a network of radio stations, including the popular nationwide Radio ZET and TOK FM, as well as local stations under various brands. The company’s Digital and Printed Press segment is known for publishing Gazeta Wyborcza, a prominent Polish daily newspaper, and other periodicals. Additionally, Agora engages in gastronomy activities, including restaurant operations.

The company’s Internet segment focuses on multimedia and online services, while its Outdoor division specializes in advertising on billboards and transit shelters. Agora’s strategic focus is on innovation and media convergence, aiming to adapt to evolving consumer preferences in Poland’s dynamic media landscape. With a market capitalization of 518.91M PLN, Agora S.A. is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol AGO. The company’s financial performance reflects its balanced approach to traditional and digital media, with a return on equity (RoE) of 2.39% and a price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 0.79.

3-Month Forecast: Based on and , Agora S.A. is expected to maintain stability in the near term. The stocks moving averages (SMA 20: 10.99, SMA 50: 10.46, SMA 200: 10.28) suggest a potential upside, with the last price of 11.22 slightly above the 20-day average. The low ATR of 0.31 indicates reduced volatility, signaling a possible sideways trend. From a perspective, the high P/E ratio of 33.76 may raise concerns about valuation, but the low P/S ratio of 0.34 and P/B ratio of 0.79 suggest undervaluation relative to peers. Investors may remain cautious due to the absence of forward P/E data, but the company’s diversified revenue streams and strong market presence in Poland could support long-term growth.