Jefferies analyst Adela Dashian lowered the firm’s price target on Mips to SEK 570 from SEK 600 and keeps a Buy rating on the shares. The analyst adopted a more cautious stance on the company’s Q2 results saying the slow start to the bike season brought on by a cold April has delayed retailers’ ability to reduce inventory levels. However, the firm reiterates a bullish long-term outlook for Mips, citing favorable underlying market trends and signs of an improvement in bike retail inventory levels towards the latter part of Q2.
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