NuWays Maintains Buy Rating on Verbio, EUR 41 Price Target

By Public Technologies
  • NuWays maintained its Buy rating on Verbio with a EUR 41 price target over 12 months in its October 27, 2026 report.
  • Higher ethanol blending in Germany and France could boost European demand, supporting ethanol prices and margins.
  • A EUR 100-per-ton margin increase could add about EUR 33 million to annual EBITDA, an illustrative sensitivity rather than an E20 forecast.
  • The firm left estimates unchanged, forecasting first-quarter fiscal 2026/27 EBITDA to quadruple year over year to EUR 61.5 million.
  • Results due November 12 are the next catalyst, with potential upside from higher German greenhouse gas quota prices or sustained biodiesel spreads.


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