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To own Danieli, you have to believe in its ability to convert a solid, if cyclical, order book into resilient earnings, despite only moderate forecast revenue growth and a still‑modest return on equity. The roughly €500 million SAIL package looks material in that context, adding visibility to the near term project pipeline and helping to offset recent top line softness, even after a very large share price run this year. It also reinforces the idea that Danieli’s technology and partnerships can win large, complex projects in growth markets, which many analysts already build into their fair value assumptions. The flip side is that execution risk on mega‑projects, legal settlements around legacy contracts and any slowdown in new awards remain key short term swing factors.
However, one project‑driven risk in particular is worth understanding in more detail. Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly €18 to €55, showing how differently private investors view Danieli’s prospects. Set against this wide range, the recent SAIL win and ongoing legal settlement costs give you concrete catalysts and risks to weigh when thinking about how the company’s future performance might track these expectations.
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