ABB Outlook: Revenue growth of 8–12% hinges on private capex and exports, with downside if macro weakens. Structural cost pressures (QCO, wages) offset by volume leverage; PBT margin floor 15–16%, ceiling 18% in bull case. Margins stay range-bound unless premiumization or FX/commodity relief emerges.
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3-Scenario Framework
📊 Base Case (50% Probability)
Key Variables: Private capex recovers in 2H2026 (government projects execute), QCO costs normalize by Q3 , data center/hyperscale demand sustains (10–12% backlog).Outcome: Revenue grows 8–10% YoY , PBT margin stabilizes at 16–17% (Labour Code offset by volume), EPS grows 10–12% . FCF improves (backlog conversion), dividend grows 5–7% . Stock trades as “secular growth + cyclical optionality” .
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