The European market has recently shown resilience, with the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index ending slightly higher after two weeks of losses, buoyed by hopes of increased government spending despite ongoing concerns about U.S. tariffs. In this environment, identifying high-growth tech stocks involves looking for companies that can navigate trade-related uncertainties and inflationary pressures while capitalizing on innovation and technological advancements to drive growth.
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Name |
Revenue Growth |
Earnings Growth |
Growth Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Elicera Therapeutics |
63.53% |
97.24% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Pharma Mar |
24.24% |
40.82% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Bonesupport Holding |
30.48% |
50.17% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Yubico |
20.88% |
26.53% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Truecaller |
20.10% |
24.70% |
★★★★★★ |
|
XTPL |
97.45% |
117.95% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Skolon |
29.73% |
91.18% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Elliptic Laboratories |
49.76% |
88.21% |
★★★★★★ |
|
Ascelia Pharma |
46.09% |
66.93% |
★★★★★★ |
|
CD Projekt |
33.73% |
36.76% |
★★★★★★ |
We’ll examine a selection from our screener results.
Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★★☆
Overview: Kitron ASA is an electronics manufacturing services company with operations across Europe, Asia, and the United States, and has a market cap of NOK9.08 billion.
Operations: Kitron ASA generates revenue primarily from its Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) segment, amounting to €647.20 million. The company operates across multiple regions, including Europe, Asia, and the United States.
Kitron, navigating through a challenging tech landscape, has demonstrated resilience with its recent strategic maneuvers. Despite a downturn in earnings by 45.2% over the past year, the company’s commitment to innovation is evident from its R&D investments and new contracts, such as the NOK 109 million deal with Kongsberg for air defense systems. Moreover, Kitron’s proactive approach in share repurchases—27,275 shares bought back for NOK 0.89 million—reflects confidence in its financial strategy. Looking ahead, Kitron’s focus on sectors like defense and aerospace could bolster its position in high-tech markets as it leverages advanced manufacturing capabilities to meet complex demands.
Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★★☆
Overview: Pexip Holding ASA is a video technology company that offers a comprehensive video conferencing platform and digital infrastructure globally, with a market capitalization of NOK4.13 billion.
Operations: Pexip generates revenue primarily through the sale of collaboration services, amounting to NOK1.12 billion. The company focuses on providing a comprehensive video conferencing platform and digital infrastructure worldwide.
Pexip Holding, a standout in the European tech scene, has pivoted from a net loss to reporting a robust net income of NOK 117.91 million this year, reflecting significant operational improvements and market adaptation. With an impressive earnings growth forecast at 30% annually—outpacing the Norwegian market average of 8%—the company is strategically positioned for continued expansion. Additionally, its commitment to shareholder returns is evident with the announcement of both regular and special dividends totaling NOK 3 per share for 2024, underscoring confidence in its financial health and future prospects.
Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★☆☆
Overview: Hanza AB (publ) offers manufacturing solutions and has a market capitalization of approximately SEK3.45 billion.
Operations: Hanza AB (publ) generates revenue primarily from its Main Markets segment, contributing SEK2.86 billion, and Other Markets segment, which adds SEK1.97 billion. The Business Development and Services segment provides a smaller portion of revenue at SEK14 million.
Despite a challenging year with a net income drop to SEK 111 million from SEK 214 million, Hanza’s resilience is evident in its robust revenue growth, up from SEK 4.143 billion to SEK 4.851 billion. This growth surpasses the Swedish market average significantly, marking an impressive 11% increase annually. The company’s strategic focus on R&D is reflected in its commitment to innovation, crucial for staying competitive in the fast-evolving tech landscape of Europe. With earnings projected to grow by an annual rate of 26.8%, Hanza is well-positioned for future advancements, though it recently reduced its dividend payout to SEK 0.80 per share, signaling a cautious approach amidst its expansive strategies.
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Companies discussed in this article include OB:KIT OB:PEXIP and OM:HANZA.
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