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Incap operates in the industrial sector. The company supplies equipment and services for industrial players, where the range includes PCB assembly, system integration, box building integration, design validation, and inspection methods. The largest operations are found in the Nordic, Baltic and Asian regions. The company was originally established in 1985 and is headquartered in Helsinki.
Incap launched a substantial share buyback program in August. From a capital allocation perspective, we consider this move wise when taking into account the company's overall picture and other capital allocation alternatives.
Raising the guidance due to continued strong demand and improved visibility into supply chains was no surprise to the market, as the company's H1 was strong relative to the old guidance.
We consider the share buyback program a sensible allocation of capital at the share's current valuation level, and we believe the program has good potential for value creation.
Organic growth was above our Q2 forecast, but the company has recently faced some profitability issues. Part of the declining EBITA margin can be explained by the Lacon acquisition. At the same time, competition in India has also intensified. In addition...
Incap's Q2 was operationally in line with the estimates that had been lowered after last week's profit warning. The report also did not indicate that the margin pressure mentioned in the company's profit warning would be a temporary factor, as its root cause is likely increased competition in India.