(Alliance News) - Over the past 12 months, Tenaris has gained 31 percent on the stock market, benefiting from sanctions on Russian oil tankers and the outlook for oil price stability. On the stock market, the company capitalizes nearly EUR22 billion, with an average target price of EUR19.6.
As Milano Finanza writes, after a complex 2023, with revenues down 15 percent and reduced margins, Tenaris started a recovery thanks to dividends and USD700 million buybacks. However, difficulties related to lower sales in Mexico and Saudi Arabia will weigh on Q4 2024 accounts.
In 2025, the company expects revenues and ebitda to increase due to a recovery in shipments to North America and the Middle East. Oil stability and Trump's economic agenda, with potential favorable tariffs for Tenaris, could further support results.
Tenaris aims to diversify by investing in the energy transition: hydrogen, geothermal wells, and CO2 storage systems are among the new opportunities being explored. Cash could also be used for acquisitions in a fragmented sector, consolidating its position in the Middle East and beyond.
By Giuseppe Fabio Ciccomascolo, Alliance News senior reporter
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