Bull
$140.71
Precio del escenario
$23.390
-0.257 (-1.10%)Al cierre
Empresa Distribuidora y Comercializadora Norte S.A. is a public service company. The Company is engaged in electricity distribution in Argentina. It holds a concession to distribute electricity to the northwestern part of the greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area and in the northern part of the City of Buenos Aires. The Company's concession area of approximately 4,637 square kilometers is divided into three operating territories: Region I, which consists of over 251 square kilometers; Region II, which consists of approximately 1,761 square kilometers, and Region III, which consists of over 2,625 square kilometers. Region I includes Ciudad de Buenos Aires, San Isidro, Vicente Lopez, San Martin and Tres de Febrero districts. Region II includes La Matanza, Moron, Hurlingham, Ituzaingo, Merlo, Marcos Paz and Gral. Las Heras districts. Region III includes Pilar, Escobar, Tigre, San Fernando, San Miguel, Malvinas Argentinas, Jose C. Paz, Moreno and Gral. Rodriguez districts.
EDN is currently not a strong buy due to mixed signals in its performance and technical indicators. The stock is trading at $23.39, which is significantly below its 200-day moving average of $27.504, indicating potential further downside. Additionally, the RSI is at 49.712, suggesting it is neither overbought nor oversold, which means there is no immediate momentum to drive the price up. However, the stock has shown a 5-day increase of 4.89%, which could indicate a short-term recovery. The main risk is highlighted by the forward P/E ratio of 8.7489, which, while not excessively high, suggests that the market is cautious about future earnings growth.
Morgan Stanley
$36
2025-08-19
Morgan Stanley
2025-08-19
Precio objetivo
$36
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Empresa Distribuidora y Comercializadora Norte S.A. is a public service company. The Company is engaged in electricity distribution in Argentina. It holds a concession to distribute electricity to the northwestern part of the greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area and in the northern part of the City of Buenos Aires. The Company's concession area of approximately 4,637 square kilometers is divided into three operating territories: Region I, which consists of over 251 square kilometers; Region II, which consists of approximately 1,761 square kilometers, and Region III, which consists of over 2,625 square kilometers. Region I includes Ciudad de Buenos Aires, San Isidro, Vicente Lopez, San Martin and Tres de Febrero districts. Region II includes La Matanza, Moron, Hurlingham, Ituzaingo, Merlo, Marcos Paz and Gral. Las Heras districts. Region III includes Pilar, Escobar, Tigre, San Fernando, San Miguel, Malvinas Argentinas, Jose C. Paz, Moreno and Gral. Rodriguez districts. It operates in the Utilities sector (ELECTRIC SERVICES industry).
EDN is currently not a strong buy due to mixed signals in its performance and technical indicators. The stock is trading at $23.39, which is significantly below its 200-day moving average of $27.504, indicating potential further downside. Additionally, the RSI is at 49.712, suggesting it is neither overbought nor oversold, which means there is no immediate momentum to drive the price up. However, the stock has shown a 5-day increase of 4.89%, which could indicate a short-term recovery. The main risk is highlighted by the forward P/E ratio of 8.7489, which, while not excessively high, suggests that the market is cautious about future earnings growth.
4 analysts cover EDN: 3 rate it Buy, 1 Hold and 0 Sell.
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