(FON) Fon SE - Ratings and Ratios

FON SE operates as a financial services provider, primarily serving retail customers and small businesses in Estonia and Poland. The company specializes in consumer and SME lending, offering tailored financial solutions to its clients. Additionally, FON SE engages in capital investment activities, diversifying its revenue streams beyond traditional lending. Headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, the company maintains a strong presence in the Baltic and Central European financial markets. For more information, visit their official website at https://www.fon-sa.pl.

FON SE (Ticker Symbol: FON) is listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WAR) as a common stock. The company is categorized under the GICS Sub Industry of Asset Management & Custody Banks, reflecting its role in providing financial intermediation services. FON SEs operations are centered in Estonia, with a strategic focus on expanding its market share in Poland and other Central European markets.

Based on the provided and , here is a 3-month forecast for FON SE:

3-Month Forecast: - suggests FON SEs stock price is currently trading at 0.80 PLN, with SMA 20, 50, and 200 at 0.70, 0.50, and 0.29, respectively. This indicates a bearish trend, with the stock price potentially testing the SMA 200 level of 0.29 PLN in the near term. The ATR of 0.29 reflects moderate volatility, suggesting price fluctuations within a narrow range.

- highlights a market cap of 42.74M PLN, with a P/E ratio of 33.00, indicating a premium valuation relative to earnings. The forward P/E is 0.00, signaling limited visibility into future earnings growth. The P/B ratio of 1.73 suggests the stock is fairly valued relative to book value, while the P/S ratio of 77.42 points to a high valuation relative to sales. The RoE of 7.03% reflects moderate profitability compared to equity.

- Combining these factors, FON SEs stock is expected to remain under pressure in the next three months, with potential downside to 0.50 PLN. However, the companys diversified revenue streams and moderate return on equity may provide support at lower levels.