EXE.PA EXEL INDUSTRIES
Industrials · Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery
19.90
+0.51%
About the company
EXEL Industries SA engages in the manufacture and sale of agricultural spraying equipment in France and internationally. The company offers industrial spraying products under the Sames brand; technical hoses under the Tricoflex brand; garden products, such as watering and micro-irrigation, natural gardening, weeding, garden spraying, leisure, and hand-held garden tools under the Hozelock, Berthoud, G.F., Cooper Pegler, Laser Industrie, and Duchesnay brands; and ocean-going sailboats, powerboats, and daysailers under the Wauquiez, Rhéa Marine, and Tofinou brands. It also sells trailed, mounted, and self-propelled agricultural sprayers under the Berthoud, Tecnoma, Nicolas, CMC, Hardi, Evrard, Matrot, Agrifac, Apache, and Exxact Robotics brands; and sugar beet harvesters, diggers, and multi-purpose trucks under the Holmer and CAPAGRI brand. The company serves crops, viticulture, arboriculture, agriculture, construction and earthworks, automotive, energy, industry, transport, wood, harvesting of sugar beets and other roots, spreading, water transfer, food products and cleaning, drinking water, agricultural spraying, paints, compressed air, firefighting, vacuuming, public, and boating sectors. EXEL Industries SA was incorporated in 1952 and is headquartered in Paris, France.
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EXEL INDUSTRIES (EXE.PA) operates in the Industrials sector, specializing in Farm & Heavy Construction Machinery. The company currently offers a dividend yield of 3.02%. This yield is near the upper end of its five-year historical range, which spans from a low of 2.07% to a high of 3.11%, with an average of 2.81%. Based on yield theory, the stock's valuation is considered fair. However, a fair value analysis suggests the stock is significantly expensive, with its current price at 19.9 EUR compared to an estimated fair value of 0.55 EUR. Momentum and overall rating scores are not provided.
Dividend history
EXEL INDUSTRIES has an inconsistent dividend payment history, with no streak of consecutive annual increases. The dividend per share has varied significantly over recent years. For instance, the dividend was 0.49 EUR in 2012, rising to 1.58 EUR in 2018, then dropping to 1.14 EUR in 2019. More recently, the company reported 1.60 EUR in 2022 and 1.05 EUR in 2023, with 1.57 EUR reported for 2024 and 1.15 EUR for 2025. The 3-year dividend growth rate (CAGR) stands at -10.42%. A 5-year CAGR is not available. Dividends are paid annually, typically in February.
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