Last week, Better Collective A/S (STO:BETCO) reported its latest quarterly results. This makes it a good time for investors to take a closer look. They can assess whether the business is performing in line with expectations. With earnings of €0.06 per share falling drastically short of analysis expectations, results overall were not great. For the meantime, revenues hit €83 million and were slightly better than forecasts. Following the results, analysts have updated their earnings model. It’s worth seeing whether they believe the company’s outlook has changed significantly or if it’s simply business as usual. With this in mind, analysts have gathered the latest statutory forecasts to outline their expectations for 2026.
The consensus from four analysts covering Better Collective is for revenues of €342.3 million this year. This follows the recent earnings report. This implies a visible 4.7% decline in revenue in comparison to the last 12 months. Analysts predict that statutory earnings per share will grow by 16% to €0.57. Prior to the report, analysts had been forecasting revenues of €341.5 million. They also projected earnings per share (EPS) of €0.66 for 2025. The analysts seem to have become more bearish following the latest results. There was a substantial drop in EPS estimates while there were no changes to revenue forecasts.
Analysts appear confident that the lower earnings forecast won’t impact the stock price in the near future. As a result, the consensus price target remains steady at kr158.
However, since the consensus target is simply an average of all analyst estimates, relying on it too heavily can be unwise. Some investors prefer to look at the full range of estimates to identify any major differences in opinion.
The most pessimistic analyst values the stock at kr120. Meanwhile, the most optimistic sets a price target of kr219 per share. This wide range suggests that analysts are betting on very different outcomes for the business.
With this in mind, investors should approach the consensus price target with caution. It reflects varied and sometimes conflicting views on the company’s future.
