** Shares in Swedish investment firm Kinnevik KINVb.ST
fall 3.5% to the bottom of Stockholm blue chip index amid rating
and TP changes
** DNB cuts to "hold" from "buy", saying Kinnevik offers one
of the sector's most attractive medium-term net asset value
(NAV) growth outlooks, yet its reported NAV has come closer to
the broker's estimate
** Most near-term catalysts are reflected in the share price
as it is trading at a 26% premium to NAV, it adds
** The broker notes Kinnevik has added four new holding to
its portfolio this year, and sees room for further investments
and up to about SEK 2 bln within capital-allocation framework
for 2021
** Handelsbanken cuts its rating to "hold" from "buy", while
Deutsche Bank cuts TP to SEK 290 from SEK 358
** The recommendation changes come in post Kinnevik's Q2
earnings results announced on Monday when it reported NAV of SEK
274 per share in Q2 urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nL4N2ON0BD
** The stock is among worst performers on pan-European STOXX
600 index .STOXX
(Reporting by Aleksandra Majewska)
((Aleksandra.Majewska@thomsonreuters.com))