Share Exmar for years among Belgian underperformers

The past years Exmar lost a lot. Because of the losses of 57 percent over the past 12 months the share is one of the worst performing shares in Belgium. The average Belgian stock gained the past 10 year approximately 60 percent. Among the losers in Belgium over the same period are Team Kalorik, U & I Learning and Think-media .

Returns Exmar versus Belgian stocks

Buy & hold Returns stock Exmar several periods, excluding dividend returns

Investors who invested in 2007 in the company's share now have a massive loss of 57 percent. Since 2012 the stock has a loss of 24 percent. over the past 90 days the stock made a profit of 18 percent.

Over the current book year the total revenue will be 255 million euros (consensus estimates). This is hugely more than 2017's revenue of 93,41 million euros.

Historical revenues and results Exmar plus estimates 2018

The analysts expect for 2018 a net profit of 14 million euros. The majority of the analysts expects for this year a loss per share of 73 cent. Based on this the price/earnings-ratio is -8,48.

For this year the analysts expect a dividend of 0,15 cents per share. Thus the dividend yield equals 2,42 percent. The average dividend yield of the marine transportation companies equals a limited 0,5 percent.

Latest estimates around 7 euros

The most recent recommendations for the marine transportation company are from ABN AMRO, KBC Securities and DeGroof Petercam.

Exmar 's market capitalization is based on the number of outstanding shares around 351,73 million euros.

Historical stock prices Exmar from 2007 till 2018

At 14.12 the stock trades 2,58 percent higher at 6,19 euros.

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