Volvo Car AB, trading under the symbol VLVOF on the OTC exchange, is a prominent player in the automotive industry. Known for its commitment to safety and innovation, Volvo competes with other major car manufacturers like BMW and Audi. Recently, Deutsche Bank maintained its "Hold" rating for VLVOF, with the stock price at $3.33. They also raised the price target for Volvo Car to SEK 26 from SEK 14.
The recent Q3 2025 earnings call, held at Volvo's headquarters in Gothenburg, featured key figures like CEO Hakan Samuelsson and CFO Fredrik Hansson. Analysts such as Hampus Engellau from Handelsbanken Capital Markets AB and Agnieszka Vilela from Nordea Markets participated. Although specific financial details were not disclosed, the call likely addressed Volvo's financial performance and strategic plans.
VLVOF's stock price has shown some volatility, with a current price of $3.33. Today, it fluctuated between $3 and $3.33. Over the past year, the stock reached a high of $3.33 and a low of $1.67. This indicates a significant range in investor sentiment and market conditions affecting the stock.
Volvo Car AB has a market capitalization of approximately $9.91 billion, reflecting its size and influence in the automotive sector. The trading volume for VLVOF is relatively low, with only 200 shares traded on the OTC exchange. This low volume can impact the stock's liquidity and price stability.
Deutsche Bank's decision to maintain a "Hold" rating suggests a cautious outlook for VLVOF. The raised price target to SEK 26 indicates potential for growth, but investors should consider the stock's volatility and market conditions. For more insights, the full transcript of the earnings call is available on Seeking Alpha.
