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<Research>UBS Lowers SAMSONITE's TP to HKD22.7; Recent Drop in Valuation Exceeds Fundamentals
SAMSONITE (01910.HK)'s share price has fallen by about 25% YTD, a setback UBS attributed in its report to the pressure from oil price surges on gross margin, disrupted travel d...
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<Research>UBS Lowers SAMSONITE's TP to HKD22.7; Recent Drop in Valuation Exceeds Fundamentals
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SAMSONITE (01910.HK)  +0.440 (+2.899%)    Short selling $988.80K; Ratio 0.780%   's share price has fallen by about 25% YTD, a setback UBS attributed in its report to the pressure from oil price surges on gross margin, disrupted travel demand due to Middle East geopolitical tensions, reduced flight supply, higher airfares, weaker-than-expected 1Q26 revenue guidance, potential delays to its dual listing, and management changes including the retirement of Chairman Tim Parker.

In UBS' opinion, the recent drop in valuation has exceeded the fundamentals. The broker has cut its target price for SAMSONITE to HKD22.7 from HKD23.3 and reiterated a Buy rating, citing attractive valuation.
(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2026-04-16 12:25.)

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