The investment case

Quality is a start.
Price still matters.

Company research that follows the numbers all the way to a verdict. What looks promising, what holds up, and what would change our minds.

9company studies5rejected cases, kept on recordSource dates appear in every write-up

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Company research

The thesis. The risks. The verdict.
CompanyTickerPublished verdictThe case in one line
Lime Technologies

2026-08-04

LIME.STBuyThe only name in a 129-company Swedish universe that passes every quality and price test, trading 25% below its own four-year average.
Nordrest Holding

2026-08-04

NREST.STBuy, conditionalContract catering compounding revenue at 28% a year while doubling its margin, at 11× EBIT — but the margin is the whole thesis and it needs verifying.
Evolution

2026-08-04

EVO.STValue position, not a quality holdingThe dominant operator in its category at 10× EBIT with an 8% free cash flow yield — cheap because the market is pricing a jurisdiction problem,...
RevolutionRace

2026-08-04

RVRC.STWatchA 27%-return, net-cash, 70%-gross-margin business at 14.5× EBIT that has not grown profit in three years.
CTT Systems

2026-08-04

CTT.STRejectedTrading 43% below its 200-week average and simultaneously more expensive than it was at peak earnings — the decline is a bubble unwinding, not a discount.
Betsson

2026-08-04

BETS-B.STRejectedStatistically the cheapest name in the universe at 5.6× EBIT, and the cheapness never closes because the historical margins were earned in markets...
Indutrade

2026-08-04

INDT.STRejectedSpent roughly SEK 8.2bn on acquisitions over four years and grew operating profit by SEK 148m.
I-Tech

2026-08-04

ITECH.STRejectedThe prettiest small-cap business found — a patented marine antifouling agent at 57% gross margins — whose patent protection expires this year.
BioGaia

2026-08-04

BIOG-B.STRejected on priceThe best moat found anywhere in the search, at 23× EBIT and a 2.3% free cash flow yield, with the balance-sheet fortress spent and the dividend cut 42%.