Nordex's YoY losses up 133% and Debt/Equity ratio up 54%

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FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS

Current liabilities increased 47% up to €3.4bn in 2022 from €2.3bn in 2021. Non-current liabilities decreased 37%.

Debt to Equity ratio (2022) = 4.42x
Debt to Equity ratio (2021) = 2.87x

Losses YoY increased 133% to €522 million. EBITDA turned negative in 2022 to -€244 million from €52,672 million in 2021.
Almost all Guidance provided in March 2022 was exceeded downwards except for Sales Guidance.
Positive side: Sales increased 4.58%.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Since April 6, the company has entered into a downward trend that in Oct 2022 attempted to turn around. However, the banking crisis and inflation fears persist in a way that Nordex's stock performance graph experienced the appearance of a Bearish Bat pattern whose prophecy together with its recently issued FY 2022 results could materialise in the following days and weeks to come.
Note
Nordex issues a €333 million convertible bonds, further diluting its shareholders. According to MarketScreener, the initial conversion price of EUR 15.73 was also set at the lower end of the targeted range with a premium of 30 percent over the reference price. The lower the conversion price, the greater the chance that investors will want to have the bond repaid in shares. This increases the risk of share dilution for existing shareholders. The earliest possible redemption date for the convertible bond is April 14, 2028.
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Tomorrow Nordex issues Q1 results. Let's see how they look like.
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