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Desjardins gives Kraken Robotics shares a buy recommendation and a price target of CAD 3.60

$PNG (+0,78%)

On Wednesday, Desjardins initiated coverage of Kraken Robotics, a marine technology company that trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the ticker symbol PNG:CN and on the OTC market as KRKNF. The firm gave the company's stock a Buy rating with a price target of 3.60 Canadian dollars.


Kraken Robotics is known for its broad range of products and services, including batteries for autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), towing systems for underwater surveillance, and sonar and robotic solutions. Desjardins analysts highlighted the company's strategic position in the unmanned defense vehicle market, citing its proprietary technology and strong customer base as key advantages.


The Desjardins analyst also mentioned Kraken Robotics' exclusive stock exchange relationship with Anduril, a defense products company. This relationship offers investors many opportunities for potential gains. However, according to the analyst, current market valuations do not fully account for this upside.


The price target of C$3.60 suggests confidence in Kraken Robotics' prospects and reflects a positive outlook on the company's future performance. The "Average Risk" rating associated with the Buy recommendation indicates a balanced view of the potential risks and rewards associated with the investment.


Desjardins' initiation of coverage on Kraken Robotics comes at a time when the company continues to innovate in the marine technology space, with a focus on unmanned systems that serve defense and commercial purposes. The company's recognition of Kraken's unique market position and potential for investor returns underscores the growing importance of the company in its sector.

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I bought 300 shares in January, unfortunately they have fallen a little since then, but I think there is potential in this company.
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@Wollitz
Yes, I think so too. There is just a bit of uncertainty at the moment because of the punitive tariffs
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@Tenbagger2024 Yes, unfortunately. Trump is bringing a lot of uncertainty to the market. Whether it's the tariffs or his presidential decrees (most of which will end up in court and some of which will be overturned). Too bad for us investors ;)
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@Wollitz
It remains volatile for four years
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@Tenbagger2024 After THIS start as the new president, you can make a strong assumption. Let's make the best of it anyway. As a newcomer, I'm having a harder time, but I'll do my best ;)
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@Wollitz
I think it's great how you deal with it
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@Tenbagger2024 Thanks for the flowers, I'm more concerned with geopolitics than with the impact on the market, I'm too inexperienced for that. What I am seeing for myself, however, is Trump's strange approach. Inflation is rising (at least that's how I read it), he calls on the Fed to cut interest rates and imposes tariffs at the same time. Somehow it all doesn't fit together. Increased inflation + interest rate cut, drives inflation even higher, then the tariffs, which increases the risk of inflation even more. Sometimes I really wonder what Trump is doing or what he has in mind. Please correct me if I seem to be wrong.
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@Wollitz
For him, customs duties are just a means of exerting pressure.
Nothing more
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@Tenbagger2024 Quite possibly, he likes to rattle his sabre. However, he should first make sure that he gets inflation under control before he puts pressure on the Fed. Unfortunately, that makes things more volatile than I would like.
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