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Lotus Bakeries NV Sponsored ADR (LOTBY)

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11.62B Market Cap
- P/E Ratio
1.55% Div Yield
100 Volume
- Eps
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Lotus Bakeries: Close To An All-Time High On Biscoff Popularity

Lotus Bakeries: Close To An All-Time High On Biscoff Popularity

Lotus Bakeries delivered 14% revenue and 23% EBIT growth in H1, driven by strong Biscoff demand. LOTBY's aggressive €500M CapEx expansion is fully covered by robust operating cash flows and a clean balance sheet. Despite operational strength, the stock trades at ~50x 2024E earnings, raising significant valuation concerns.

Seekingalpha | 2 months ago
Lotus Bakeries: Still Too Expensive Despite Double-Digit Growth Profile

Lotus Bakeries: Still Too Expensive Despite Double-Digit Growth Profile

Lotus Bakeries continues to deliver strong revenue growth, driven by global demand and capacity expansion in the US and Thailand. Despite robust cash flows and a healthy balance sheet, LOTBY remains expensive, currently trading at about 50x earnings. Even projecting a 40% EBITDA increase by 2028, LOTBY still trades at roughly 35x forward earnings, limiting its investment appeal.

Seekingalpha | 5 months ago
Lotus Bakeries NV (LOTBY) Q4 2025 Press Conference Call Transcript

Lotus Bakeries NV (LOTBY) Q4 2025 Press Conference Call Transcript

Lotus Bakeries NV (LOTBY) Q4 2025 Press Conference Call Transcript

Seekingalpha | 8 months ago
Lotus Bakeries: A Sweet Business With Exponential Growth

Lotus Bakeries: A Sweet Business With Exponential Growth

Founded in 1932, Lotus Bakeries has become a global leader in the snack and cookie sector, with its star product, Lotus Biscoff, now available in over 70 countries. With a 12% annual growth rate since 2013, they aim to continue this growth by expanding into Asia and America in order to position Biscoff as the third best-selling biscuit. Despite its success, the current stock price might appear overvalued in respect to its intrinsic value, suggesting that long-term investors may benefit from waiting for a price correction.

Seekingalpha | 1 year ago