In December, there was a sizeable reduction in the number of short positions maintained in Sampo Oyj (OTCMKTS: SAXPY). Compared to the total short interest of 39,800 shares as of November 30, which stood at 2,100 shares as of December 15, there was a decrease of 94.7%, meaning that there was a total short interest of 2,100 shares. As a result, the current days-to-cover ratio is 0.0 days, calculated based on an average daily trading volume of 60,500 shares. This number was arrived at after taking into account historical data.

Sampo Oyj (OTCMKTS: SAXPY) disclosed the results of its most recent quarterly earnings report on November 2, a Wednesday. The financial services business produced earnings per share (EPS) of $0.29 during Wednesday’s most recent quarter. In addition, the financial services business produced earnings per share (EPS) of $0.29 during the most recent quarter. According to projections made by analysts specializing in equity research, Sampo Oyj will generate earnings of 1.5 cents per share during the current fiscal year.
Several research firms have recently published reports on SAXPY and made them available for public consumption. Jefferies Financial Group published the research report on Sampo Oyj on December 21, and it was in this report they discussed the company for the first time. They recommended that shareholders “hold” their shares of the company. On Monday, October 10, the UBS Group released a research report in which they announced a reduction in their target price for Sampo Oyj from €48.00 ($51.06) to €47.00 ($50.00). Citigroup changed their rating of Sampo Oyj on September 7 from “sell” to “neutral,” reflecting their belief that the stock is no longer a good investment and that the stock is no longer a good investment. In a research study made available to the public on November 7, JPMorgan Chase & Co. stated that the price at which they anticipate Sampo Oyj would reach their target has decreased from €52.00 ($55.32) to €50.00 ($53.19). This was stated that JPMorgan Chase & Co. had previously projected that Sampo Oyj would reach their target at €52.00 ($55.32). Bank of America moved its rating for Sampo Oyj from “neutral” to “underperform” in a research report published on Tuesday, December 6. The report was about the company. The stock has been rated “hold” by all five research analysts, while only two have recommended “selling” the stock. According to data from Bloomberg.com, the consensus recommendation regarding Sampo Oyj has been changed to “Hold,” and the price objective has been established at an average of $46.38.

The price of a share of Sampo Oyj fell by $0.24 during trading on Wednesday, bringing the price to $26.03; the volume of shares traded was 24,874, which was lower than the daily average of 68,018 shares traded. The company’s 50-day and 200-day moving averages are currently at $24.54 and $22.78, respectively. The company’s market capitalization is currently at $26.89 billion, its price-to-earnings ratio stands at 11.37, and its beta value sits at 0.95. Over the previous year, the price of Sampo Oyj fell to an all-time low of $19.82, while it reached an all-time high of $26.41. It is possible to draw parallels between a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.38, a quick ratio of 0.29, and a current ratio of 0.29.

Because it has subsidiaries in several different countries, Sampo Oyj can offer a wide variety of life and non-life insurance products and services to its customers in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and the Baltic nations. Its operational divisions include the companies If, Topdanmark, Hastings, Mandatum, and Holding. In addition, the company offers a diverse selection of insurance policies, including homeowner’s insurance, renter’s insurance, motor insurance, accident insurance, travel insurance, boat insurance, forest insurance, cattle insurance, property insurance, casualty insurance, liability insurance, automobile insurance, van insurance, bike insurance, and cargo insurance, among others.