Huomioi, että vaikka osakkeisiin säästäminen on pitkällä aikavälillä tuottanut hyvin, tulevasta tuotosta ei ole takeita. On olemassa riski, että et saa sijoittamiasi varoja takaisin.
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My analysis on Assa Abloy:
The "Lock-in" Transition
To understand Assa Abloy’s true value, you must look beyond the hardware (keys and cylinders) to the ecosystem architecture.
1. The Electromechanical Pivot (The Moat Widener).
Historically, a mechanical lock was a commodity. Once sold, the relationship with the customer ended until the lock broke. Assa Abloy has aggressively transitioned to electromechanical (E-mech) and digital access solutions, which now drive over a third of sales.
The Mechanism: An E-mech solution (like the HID or Global Solutions segments) requires a credential (card/mobile ID), a reader (hardware), and a controller (software backend).
The Economic Result: Once a corporate campus or hotel installs an Assa Abloy ecosystem (e.g., VingCard for hotels or HID for offices), the switching cost becomes prohibitive. You cannot simply swap out a lock; you would have to reissue thousands of digital keys and retrain security staff on new software. This creates "sticky" recurring revenue (SaaS) and aftermarket service dependencies that pure mechanical locks never had.
2. The Acquisition Machine (HHI Integration) The acquisition of the Hardware and Home Improvement (HHI) division (Kwikset, Baldwin) from Spectrum Brands was a masterstroke for the North American residential market.
Synergy Mechanism: It plugged a massive gap in their US residential footprint. By applying Assa Abloy’s superior electromechanical tech (smart locks) to HHI’s massive distribution network (Home Depot, Lowe’s), they are upgrading the "installed base" of dumb locks to smart locks faster than competitors.
Financial Health Checklist (2024–2025 Performance)
The company is financially robust but currently digesting the impacts of a slower 2024/2025 construction market.
Organic Growth: ~3% (Positive). After a flat/negative 2024, organic growth has returned. This is critical. It shows they can grow even when new construction is sluggish, driven by the "aftermarket" (renovations/upgrades).
Operating Margin: 16.8% - 17.2%. Excellent. Despite inflation and tariff headwinds, they have maintained margins near record highs. This proves pricing power. They can pass costs to customers without losing volume.
Net Debt / EBITDA: ~2.0x - 2.3x. Optimal. The balance sheet remains healthy. Industrial companies typically get into trouble above 3.0x. Assa Abloy stays strictly in the 2.0x range. They lever up to buy a big target (like HHI), then use their massive cash flow to rapidly deleverage back to 2.0x within 12–18 months.
The Cash Flow Engine:
This is the most important line item to watch.
Cash Conversion: 125% in Q3 2025.
Mechanism: This means for every $1.00 of reported Net Income, they actually generated $1.25 in cold hard cash.
Why this matters: Many industrial companies have "fake earnings" (high profit on paper, but cash is tied up in unsold inventory or unpaid invoices).
Competitive Position: The "Big Three" Oligopoly
The global access control market is an oligopoly dominated by three players. Here is how Assa Abloy stacks up:
Assa Abloy (The King): ~20-22% Market Share. The clear leader in scale and R&D spend. They have the broadest portfolio, ranging from simple padlocks to complex airport security gates.
Allegion (The Challenger): ~11% Market Share. Strongest in the US Commercial market (Schlage brand). They are highly efficient but lack Assa Abloy’s global reach and depth in digital identity (HID).
(Note): Allegion posted strong Q3 2025 results, raising guidance, which confirms the sector is healthy.
Dormakaba (The Specialist): Strong in Europe and high-end commercial, but has struggled with operational efficiency compared to the other two.
The Edge: Assa Abloy’s "HID Global" division (identity technology) is a unique differentiator that Allegion lacks. It gives them a foothold in the cyber-physical security space (secure logins, government IDs), which grows faster than door hardware.
Macroeconomic Factors (The 2025/2026 Outlook)
1. The Interest Rate Lag Construction is interest-rate sensitive. Although rates have stabilized or begun to fall in late 2025, there is a 12-18 month lag between rate cuts and new "shovels in the ground."
Impact: We are currently in the "air pocket." New construction projects starting now were financed months ago. The real boom from 2025 rate normalization will show up in late 2026 earnings. Buying now is "front-running" this recovery.
2. The Renovation Wave (The Safety Net)
Mechanism: When people/companies can't afford to move or build new, they renovate. Assa Abloy generates ~67% of revenue from the aftermarket (replacements/upgrades). This provides a floor to their earnings even if new construction stalls.
3. Tariff Risks
With rising protectionism (tariffs on steel/aluminum or specific goods), input costs are a risk. However, Assa Abloy manufactures locally in its major markets ("build where you sell"), which insulates them significantly compared to companies relying on global supply chains.
Lock and door manufacturer Assa Abloy B soared 5.62 percent on Tuesday when the company presented its latest interim report and closed at SEK 363. This is the largest daily gain since July 17 this year, when the stock was up 5.9 percent. The technical signals are also pointing upwards as the price develops in a positive trend that Investtech's trend algorithm has identified on the price chart for the medium long term.
Rising trends are a strong buy signal that signals increasing optimism among investors and is supported by Investtech's many years of research results. There is also no resistance as the stock is trading at an all-time high and if the price reacts back, the price has support at about SEK 336. The stock has a strong positive momentum with an RSI-21 value above 70.
Assa Abloy B is slightly positive on Investtech's insider analysis, which we consider to be risk-reducing. The stock is overall technically positive on a medium-term investment horizon (1-6 months).
Investtech's recommendation: Buy
A little too highly valued at the moment, which is causing a slight price drop. But nothing alarming. Operations in 70 countries with products in demand and well-made acquisitions. In the long term, a winner with an upward price.
I know someone who works for them in Denmark, and he only experiences growth and that more employees are being sought to fill positions abroad.
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Kepler Cheuvreux upprepar köp på Assa Abloy efter investerarträff
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BÖRS: PARETO GÖR NIO ÄNDRINGAR I PORTFÖLJ FÖR DECEMBER
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Pareto möblerar om rejält i svenska modellportföljen
24 marras 08.55
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Ålandsbanken upprepar positiv syn på Assa Abloy
24 marras 08.40
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Stockholm Bullets - Vimian utser ny vd
24 marras 07.26
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Markkinakommentti
BÖRSEN: POSITIV ÖPPNING INDIKERAS
24 marras 07.05
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Osakeuutinen
Assa Abloy köper amerikansk stålkarmstillverkare
24 marras 07.03
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Osakeuutinen
ASSA ABLOY: KÖPER BOLAG I USA MED OMS 300 MLN KR
24 marras 07.00
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ASSA ABLOY förvärvar International Door Products i USA
24 marras 07.00
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ASSA ABLOY acquires International Door Products in the US
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2,95 SEK/osake
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1,66 %Tuotto/v
Näytä
Uutiset ja analyysit
Uutiset ja lehdistötiedotteet
Analyysit
tänään klo 05.21
∙
Flash
Barclays höjer riktkursen för Assa Abloy till 378 kronor (362), upprepar jämvikt - BN
1 joulu 10.42
∙
Osakeuutinen
Pareto möblerar om rejält i svenska modellportföljen (uppdatering)
1 joulu 10.15
∙
Osakeuutinen
Kepler Cheuvreux upprepar köp på Assa Abloy efter investerarträff
1 joulu 08.07
∙
Osakeuutinen
BÖRS: PARETO GÖR NIO ÄNDRINGAR I PORTFÖLJ FÖR DECEMBER
1 joulu 07.47
∙
Osakeuutinen
Pareto möblerar om rejält i svenska modellportföljen
24 marras 08.55
∙
Osakeuutinen
Ålandsbanken upprepar positiv syn på Assa Abloy
24 marras 08.40
∙
Osakeuutinen
Stockholm Bullets - Vimian utser ny vd
24 marras 07.26
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Markkinakommentti
BÖRSEN: POSITIV ÖPPNING INDIKERAS
24 marras 07.05
∙
Osakeuutinen
Assa Abloy köper amerikansk stålkarmstillverkare
24 marras 07.03
∙
Osakeuutinen
ASSA ABLOY: KÖPER BOLAG I USA MED OMS 300 MLN KR
24 marras 07.00
∙
Lehdistötiedote
ASSA ABLOY förvärvar International Door Products i USA
24 marras 07.00
∙
Lehdistötiedote
ASSA ABLOY acquires International Door Products in the US
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My analysis on Assa Abloy:
The "Lock-in" Transition
To understand Assa Abloy’s true value, you must look beyond the hardware (keys and cylinders) to the ecosystem architecture.
1. The Electromechanical Pivot (The Moat Widener).
Historically, a mechanical lock was a commodity. Once sold, the relationship with the customer ended until the lock broke. Assa Abloy has aggressively transitioned to electromechanical (E-mech) and digital access solutions, which now drive over a third of sales.
The Mechanism: An E-mech solution (like the HID or Global Solutions segments) requires a credential (card/mobile ID), a reader (hardware), and a controller (software backend).
The Economic Result: Once a corporate campus or hotel installs an Assa Abloy ecosystem (e.g., VingCard for hotels or HID for offices), the switching cost becomes prohibitive. You cannot simply swap out a lock; you would have to reissue thousands of digital keys and retrain security staff on new software. This creates "sticky" recurring revenue (SaaS) and aftermarket service dependencies that pure mechanical locks never had.
2. The Acquisition Machine (HHI Integration) The acquisition of the Hardware and Home Improvement (HHI) division (Kwikset, Baldwin) from Spectrum Brands was a masterstroke for the North American residential market.
Synergy Mechanism: It plugged a massive gap in their US residential footprint. By applying Assa Abloy’s superior electromechanical tech (smart locks) to HHI’s massive distribution network (Home Depot, Lowe’s), they are upgrading the "installed base" of dumb locks to smart locks faster than competitors.
Financial Health Checklist (2024–2025 Performance)
The company is financially robust but currently digesting the impacts of a slower 2024/2025 construction market.
Organic Growth: ~3% (Positive). After a flat/negative 2024, organic growth has returned. This is critical. It shows they can grow even when new construction is sluggish, driven by the "aftermarket" (renovations/upgrades).
Operating Margin: 16.8% - 17.2%. Excellent. Despite inflation and tariff headwinds, they have maintained margins near record highs. This proves pricing power. They can pass costs to customers without losing volume.
Net Debt / EBITDA: ~2.0x - 2.3x. Optimal. The balance sheet remains healthy. Industrial companies typically get into trouble above 3.0x. Assa Abloy stays strictly in the 2.0x range. They lever up to buy a big target (like HHI), then use their massive cash flow to rapidly deleverage back to 2.0x within 12–18 months.
The Cash Flow Engine:
This is the most important line item to watch.
Cash Conversion: 125% in Q3 2025.
Mechanism: This means for every $1.00 of reported Net Income, they actually generated $1.25 in cold hard cash.
Why this matters: Many industrial companies have "fake earnings" (high profit on paper, but cash is tied up in unsold inventory or unpaid invoices).
Competitive Position: The "Big Three" Oligopoly
The global access control market is an oligopoly dominated by three players. Here is how Assa Abloy stacks up:
Assa Abloy (The King): ~20-22% Market Share. The clear leader in scale and R&D spend. They have the broadest portfolio, ranging from simple padlocks to complex airport security gates.
Allegion (The Challenger): ~11% Market Share. Strongest in the US Commercial market (Schlage brand). They are highly efficient but lack Assa Abloy’s global reach and depth in digital identity (HID).
(Note): Allegion posted strong Q3 2025 results, raising guidance, which confirms the sector is healthy.
Dormakaba (The Specialist): Strong in Europe and high-end commercial, but has struggled with operational efficiency compared to the other two.
The Edge: Assa Abloy’s "HID Global" division (identity technology) is a unique differentiator that Allegion lacks. It gives them a foothold in the cyber-physical security space (secure logins, government IDs), which grows faster than door hardware.
Macroeconomic Factors (The 2025/2026 Outlook)
1. The Interest Rate Lag Construction is interest-rate sensitive. Although rates have stabilized or begun to fall in late 2025, there is a 12-18 month lag between rate cuts and new "shovels in the ground."
Impact: We are currently in the "air pocket." New construction projects starting now were financed months ago. The real boom from 2025 rate normalization will show up in late 2026 earnings. Buying now is "front-running" this recovery.
2. The Renovation Wave (The Safety Net)
Mechanism: When people/companies can't afford to move or build new, they renovate. Assa Abloy generates ~67% of revenue from the aftermarket (replacements/upgrades). This provides a floor to their earnings even if new construction stalls.
3. Tariff Risks
With rising protectionism (tariffs on steel/aluminum or specific goods), input costs are a risk. However, Assa Abloy manufactures locally in its major markets ("build where you sell"), which insulates them significantly compared to companies relying on global supply chains.
Lock and door manufacturer Assa Abloy B soared 5.62 percent on Tuesday when the company presented its latest interim report and closed at SEK 363. This is the largest daily gain since July 17 this year, when the stock was up 5.9 percent. The technical signals are also pointing upwards as the price develops in a positive trend that Investtech's trend algorithm has identified on the price chart for the medium long term.
Rising trends are a strong buy signal that signals increasing optimism among investors and is supported by Investtech's many years of research results. There is also no resistance as the stock is trading at an all-time high and if the price reacts back, the price has support at about SEK 336. The stock has a strong positive momentum with an RSI-21 value above 70.
Assa Abloy B is slightly positive on Investtech's insider analysis, which we consider to be risk-reducing. The stock is overall technically positive on a medium-term investment horizon (1-6 months).
Investtech's recommendation: Buy
A little too highly valued at the moment, which is causing a slight price drop. But nothing alarming. Operations in 70 countries with products in demand and well-made acquisitions. In the long term, a winner with an upward price.
I know someone who works for them in Denmark, and he only experiences growth and that more employees are being sought to fill positions abroad.
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Tarjoustasot
SwedenNasdaq Stockholm
Määrä
Osto
1 590
360,3
Myynti
Määrä
360,5
2 013
Viimeisimmät kaupat
Näytä enemmän
Aika
Hinta
Määrä
Ostaja
Myyjä
360,4
206
-
-
360,4
203
-
-
360,4
662
-
-
360,4
10
-
-
360,5
12
-
-
Ylin
360,7
VWAP
358,9
Alin
354,9
VaihtoMäärä
204,2 568 868
VWAP
358,9
Ylin
360,7
Alin
354,9
VaihtoMäärä
204,2 568 868
Tietoa osakekaupankäyntiin liittyvistä riskeistä
Huomioi, että vaikka osakkeisiin säästäminen on pitkällä aikavälillä tuottanut hyvin, tulevasta tuotosta ei ole takeita. On olemassa riski, että et saa sijoittamiasi varoja takaisin.
Tämän sivun uutiset ja/tai sijoitussuositukset tai otteet niistä sekä niihin liittyvät linkit ovat mainitun tahon tuottamia ja toimittamia. Nordnet ei ole osallistunut materiaalin laatimiseen, eikä ole tarkistanut sen sisältöä tai tehnyt sisältöön muutoksia. Lue lisää sijoitussuosituksista.
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11.2.2026
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2025 Q3 -tulosraportti
21.10.
2025 Q2 -tulosraportti
17.7.
2025 Q1 -tulosraportti
23.4.
2024 Q4 -tulosraportti
5.2.
2024 Q3 -tulosraportti
23.10.2024
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Shareville
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My analysis on Assa Abloy:
The "Lock-in" Transition
To understand Assa Abloy’s true value, you must look beyond the hardware (keys and cylinders) to the ecosystem architecture.
1. The Electromechanical Pivot (The Moat Widener).
Historically, a mechanical lock was a commodity. Once sold, the relationship with the customer ended until the lock broke. Assa Abloy has aggressively transitioned to electromechanical (E-mech) and digital access solutions, which now drive over a third of sales.
The Mechanism: An E-mech solution (like the HID or Global Solutions segments) requires a credential (card/mobile ID), a reader (hardware), and a controller (software backend).
The Economic Result: Once a corporate campus or hotel installs an Assa Abloy ecosystem (e.g., VingCard for hotels or HID for offices), the switching cost becomes prohibitive. You cannot simply swap out a lock; you would have to reissue thousands of digital keys and retrain security staff on new software. This creates "sticky" recurring revenue (SaaS) and aftermarket service dependencies that pure mechanical locks never had.
2. The Acquisition Machine (HHI Integration) The acquisition of the Hardware and Home Improvement (HHI) division (Kwikset, Baldwin) from Spectrum Brands was a masterstroke for the North American residential market.
Synergy Mechanism: It plugged a massive gap in their US residential footprint. By applying Assa Abloy’s superior electromechanical tech (smart locks) to HHI’s massive distribution network (Home Depot, Lowe’s), they are upgrading the "installed base" of dumb locks to smart locks faster than competitors.
Financial Health Checklist (2024–2025 Performance)
The company is financially robust but currently digesting the impacts of a slower 2024/2025 construction market.
Organic Growth: ~3% (Positive). After a flat/negative 2024, organic growth has returned. This is critical. It shows they can grow even when new construction is sluggish, driven by the "aftermarket" (renovations/upgrades).
Operating Margin: 16.8% - 17.2%. Excellent. Despite inflation and tariff headwinds, they have maintained margins near record highs. This proves pricing power. They can pass costs to customers without losing volume.
Net Debt / EBITDA: ~2.0x - 2.3x. Optimal. The balance sheet remains healthy. Industrial companies typically get into trouble above 3.0x. Assa Abloy stays strictly in the 2.0x range. They lever up to buy a big target (like HHI), then use their massive cash flow to rapidly deleverage back to 2.0x within 12–18 months.
The Cash Flow Engine:
This is the most important line item to watch.
Cash Conversion: 125% in Q3 2025.
Mechanism: This means for every $1.00 of reported Net Income, they actually generated $1.25 in cold hard cash.
Why this matters: Many industrial companies have "fake earnings" (high profit on paper, but cash is tied up in unsold inventory or unpaid invoices).
Competitive Position: The "Big Three" Oligopoly
The global access control market is an oligopoly dominated by three players. Here is how Assa Abloy stacks up:
Assa Abloy (The King): ~20-22% Market Share. The clear leader in scale and R&D spend. They have the broadest portfolio, ranging from simple padlocks to complex airport security gates.
Allegion (The Challenger): ~11% Market Share. Strongest in the US Commercial market (Schlage brand). They are highly efficient but lack Assa Abloy’s global reach and depth in digital identity (HID).
(Note): Allegion posted strong Q3 2025 results, raising guidance, which confirms the sector is healthy.
Dormakaba (The Specialist): Strong in Europe and high-end commercial, but has struggled with operational efficiency compared to the other two.
The Edge: Assa Abloy’s "HID Global" division (identity technology) is a unique differentiator that Allegion lacks. It gives them a foothold in the cyber-physical security space (secure logins, government IDs), which grows faster than door hardware.
Macroeconomic Factors (The 2025/2026 Outlook)
1. The Interest Rate Lag Construction is interest-rate sensitive. Although rates have stabilized or begun to fall in late 2025, there is a 12-18 month lag between rate cuts and new "shovels in the ground."
Impact: We are currently in the "air pocket." New construction projects starting now were financed months ago. The real boom from 2025 rate normalization will show up in late 2026 earnings. Buying now is "front-running" this recovery.
2. The Renovation Wave (The Safety Net)
Mechanism: When people/companies can't afford to move or build new, they renovate. Assa Abloy generates ~67% of revenue from the aftermarket (replacements/upgrades). This provides a floor to their earnings even if new construction stalls.
3. Tariff Risks
With rising protectionism (tariffs on steel/aluminum or specific goods), input costs are a risk. However, Assa Abloy manufactures locally in its major markets ("build where you sell"), which insulates them significantly compared to companies relying on global supply chains.
Lock and door manufacturer Assa Abloy B soared 5.62 percent on Tuesday when the company presented its latest interim report and closed at SEK 363. This is the largest daily gain since July 17 this year, when the stock was up 5.9 percent. The technical signals are also pointing upwards as the price develops in a positive trend that Investtech's trend algorithm has identified on the price chart for the medium long term.
Rising trends are a strong buy signal that signals increasing optimism among investors and is supported by Investtech's many years of research results. There is also no resistance as the stock is trading at an all-time high and if the price reacts back, the price has support at about SEK 336. The stock has a strong positive momentum with an RSI-21 value above 70.
Assa Abloy B is slightly positive on Investtech's insider analysis, which we consider to be risk-reducing. The stock is overall technically positive on a medium-term investment horizon (1-6 months).
Investtech's recommendation: Buy
A little too highly valued at the moment, which is causing a slight price drop. But nothing alarming. Operations in 70 countries with products in demand and well-made acquisitions. In the long term, a winner with an upward price.
I know someone who works for them in Denmark, and he only experiences growth and that more employees are being sought to fill positions abroad.
1
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Tarjoustasot
SwedenNasdaq Stockholm
Määrä
Osto
1 590
360,3
Myynti
Määrä
360,5
2 013
Viimeisimmät kaupat
Näytä enemmän
Aika
Hinta
Määrä
Ostaja
Myyjä
360,4
206
-
-
360,4
203
-
-
360,4
662
-
-
360,4
10
-
-
360,5
12
-
-
Ylin
360,7
VWAP
358,9
Alin
354,9
VaihtoMäärä
204,2 568 868
VWAP
358,9
Ylin
360,7
Alin
354,9
VaihtoMäärä
204,2 568 868
Tietoa osakekaupankäyntiin liittyvistä riskeistä
Huomioi, että vaikka osakkeisiin säästäminen on pitkällä aikavälillä tuottanut hyvin, tulevasta tuotosta ei ole takeita. On olemassa riski, että et saa sijoittamiasi varoja takaisin.