The following is a detailed analysis of ten European companies that plan to go out in 2025 and which could have great potential. For each company, a general description, the estimated output price, the growth potential and its main competitors are provided.
1 Cirsa
Description: Cirsa is a Spanish company leader in the field of play and leisure, with operations in casinos, bingos and recreational machines.
Departure price: Although the company has announced its intention to go out in the first half of 2025, the price of departure has not been determined.
Potential growth: The exhibition in Latin American markets and the diversification into the game in the line offer significant opportunities for Cirsa.
Competitors: Codere, Novomatic and Grupo Orenes.
2 Tendam
Description: Tendam is a Spanish fashion group that has recognized brands such as Cortefiel, Springfield, Women’secret and Pedro del Hierro.
Departure price: An estimated value is around €2 billion for stock exchange in 2025.
Potential growth: Diversification of brands and presence in multiple markets position Tendam to take advantage of fashion trends and international exposure.
Competitors: Inditex, H fakeM and Mango.
3 Astara
Description: Astara is a Spanish automotive company that operates in the distribution and mobility of vehicles.
Departure price: Although he has shown interest in going out in 2025, the price of departure has not yet been determined.
Potential growth: The transition to electric vehicles and sustainable mobility solutions presents opportunities for Astara.
Competitors: Bergé Auto, Quadis and Emil Frey.
4 Cosentino
Description: Cosentino is a Spanish group known for its innovative surfaces for architecture and design, such as Silestone and Dekton.
Departure price: The company is considering an initial public offer in 2025, but the output price has not yet been determined.
Potential growth: The growing demand for high quality and sustainable materials in construction and interior design offers opportunities for Cosentino.
Competitors: Caesarstone, Compac and Neolith.
5 Volotea
Description: Volotea is a low-cost Spanish airline that connects medium and small cities in Europe.
Departure price: A value is estimated at around 800 million euros for stock exchange in 2025.
Potential growth: Increased demand for econic flights and the expansion of routes in Central and Eastern Europe present opportunities for Volotea.
Competitors: Ryanair, EasyJet and Vueling.
6 Ibercaja
Description: Ibercaja is a Spanish banking entity with strong presence in AragÃ3n and other regions.
Departure price: Although he has shown interest in a possible stock exchange in 2025, the price of departure has not yet been determined.
Potential growth: Bank consolidation in Spain and the digitalization of financial services can boost its growth.
Competitors: CaixaBank, Banco Sabadell and Unicaja.
Description: Hotelbeds is a Spanish travel technology company that offers solutions for the hotel industry and tourist operators.
Departure price: The price band is expected to be between 10.5 and 12.5 euros per share, with a maximum value of 3 billion euros.
Potential growth: The boom of tourism and digitalization in the hotel sector offer significant opportunities for Hotelbeds.
Competitors: Amadeus IT Group and Sabre Corporation.
8 Europastry
Description: Europastry is a Spanish company specializing in bakery and frozen boulevard products.
Departure price: In an earlier attempt, the price fork stood between 15,85 and 18,75 euros per action, with a maximum value of 1,570 million euros.
Potential growth: The growing demand for high quality bakery products and the exhibition in international markets offer growth opportunities for Europastry.
Competitors: Bimbo Group and Aryzta AG.
9 Restaurant Brands Iberia
Description: Restaurant Brands Iberia is the franchise operator in Spain of brands such as Burger King, Popeyes and Tim Hortons.
Departure price: A value of more than 2 billion euros is expected to be paid out in 2025.
Potential growth: The growing demand for fast food and the expansion of new brands in the Iberian market offer significant opportunities.
Competitors: McDonald’s, KFC and Subway.
10 Puig
Puig, the Catalan group specializing in perfumery, cosmetic and fashion, debuted in the Spanish Stock Exchange in May 2024 with a price of 24,50 euros per share, which valued the company at approximately 7,500 million euros.
Financial and Powerful Performance of Growth
In its first year as a listed company, Puig reported revenue of €4,790 million in 2024, an increase of 11.3% compared to the previous year. This growth was driven by the only performance in the fragrances and fashion segments, highlighting brands such as Jean Paul Gaultier and Carolina Herrera.
Despite these positive results, Puig’s actions have experienced a decrease of 22% since its outing. However, Renta 4 Bank analysts have initiated the coverage of the company with a recommendation of ‘overtaking’ and an objective price of 25.2 euros per action, which implies an alcist potential of 26.6%.
Competers in the Sector
In the European luxury sector, Puig competes with companies such as L’Oréal, Estée Lauder and Coty. These companies are also focused on beauty products and fragrances, and have a strong global presence.
In short, although Puig has faced challenges in the market since his debut, his solid financial foundations and the backing of analysts suggest significant growth potential in the future.
