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    The Bull Case For Strauss Group (TASE:STRS) Could Change Following Surging Global Coffee And Sabra Profits

    Simply Wall St·12/12/2025 05:24:10
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    • Strauss Group’s third-quarter 2012 results showed strong revenue and non-GAAP operating profit growth, powered largely by international coffee operations and a very large sales increase at Sabra, even as Strauss Israel faced a tougher home market and limited price increases.
    • The contrast between robust international performance and the need for internal streamlining in Israel highlights how geographic diversification is reshaping Strauss Group’s business profile.
    • Next, we’ll examine how this international profit momentum, particularly in coffee and Sabra, may influence Strauss Group’s broader investment narrative.

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    What Is Strauss Group's Investment Narrative?

    To own Strauss Group you need to believe it can keep turning a very local, brand-heavy food business into a more balanced, global profit story. The latest quarter from 2012 underlined that idea early on, with international coffee and Sabra powering a strong jump in non-GAAP operating profit while Strauss Israel had to grind through a tougher retail backdrop and internal streamlining. Fast-forward to the more recent results and the picture is of a company that has lifted earnings meaningfully, helped by one-off gains, and is now trading above some intrinsic value estimates after a very strong share price run. That mix shifts the near term focus to execution risks: how reliably international profit momentum can offset margin pressure and restructuring at home, and whether current pricing already bakes in a lot of that optimism. Yet there is one operational pressure point here that shareholders really should not ignore.

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    Two fair value views from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly ₪26 to ₪105, underlining how far apart individual expectations sit even before the latest news. When you set that against rising earnings flattered by large one off gains and a share price already ahead of some estimates, it becomes clear why many readers will want to compare a range of opinions before deciding how durable Strauss Group’s recent momentum might be.

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