Spanish stocks - Factors to watch on Jan 31
31/01/2025 07:19
Jan 31 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be
affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch
for their accuracy:
HBX
HBX Group is planning an IPO price range of between 10.50 to
12.50 euros per share, the company said on Thursday, and it
expects to complete the bookbuilding period on or about Feb 10.
SACYR SCYR.MC
The Board of Sacyr agreed to propose the appointment of
Pedro Siguenza Hernandez as Chief Executive to shareholders, the
company said on Thursday.
PUIG PUIGb.MC
Puig reported a 14.3% rise in fourth-quarter sales on
Thursday, beating analyst expectations for the key holiday
period.
REPSOL REP.MC
Repsol resumed negotiations to reach an agreement with
Australian fund IFM to provide up to a third of the capital
needed for its 800 million euro ($831.52 million) eco-plant in
Tarragona, Spanish newspaper El Confidencial said on Friday,
citing unidentified sources close to the talks.
ALMIRALL ALM.MC
The company said on Friday it had divested Algidol and
out-licenses Sekisan in Spain for an upfront amount of 12
million euros plus unconditional future payments.
TALGO TLGO.MC
Talgo is bidding to supply trains for the new Abu
Dhabi-Dubai high speed train in the United Arab Emirates,
Spanish newspaper El Economista reported on Friday.
BBVA BBVA.MC
HSBC raised BBVA's target price to 13 euros from 10.30 euros
on Friday.
CAIXABANK CABK.MC
Morgan Stanley raised Caixabank's target price to 6.50 euros
from 6.25 euros on Friday.
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