Spanish stocks - Factors to watch on Dec 1

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01/12/2025 06:55

Dec 1 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Monday. Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy:

INDRA IDR.MC

Indra said on Friday it would start a buy-back program of up to 235,000 shares.

Separately, Indra agreed to conduct a new due diligence on Escribano Mechanical & Engineering, delaying the acquisition until spring 2026, Spanish online news website El Confidencial reported on Monday.

Separately, AlphaValue raised its target price to 36.9 euros from 27.1 euros.

EDREAMS EDRE.MC

The company said on Monday it completed share buy-back program after it's term expired.

Separately, it also started a new buy-back program of up to 20 million euros.

BANCO SANTANDER SAN.MC

The British Competition Authority cleared Santander's purchase of TSB, Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Monday.

TELEFONICA TEF.MC

   The company plans to install 3,000 base stations in Germany over the next two years, Spanish online news website El Economista reported on Monday.

Separately, Citigroup resumed its coverage with "neutral" rating and target price of 3.9 euros.

ALMIRALL ALM.MC

Almirall will receive a partially repayable grant of 12.5 euros for a phase II adaptive clinical trial and a biomarker study of a monoclonal antibody to treat hidradenitis suppurativa, a skin disease, Spanish economic newspaper Expansion reported on Friday.

REPSOL REP.MC

HSBC raised its target price to 15.5 euros from 15 euros.

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