《大行报告》大和首予雅迪控股(01585.HK)「买入」评级 目标价25.3元
大和发表报告表示,雅迪控股(01585.HK)作为中国最大电动车制造商,相信疫情加快内地电动车的发展,於去年上半年雅迪电动单车及电动滑板车销量按年升一倍至405万辆,於内地市占率由2019年度之19%升至去年25%。
该行预期雅迪於2021至2022年度盈利年复合增长率达78.2%,相对於2013至2019年度为13.3%,首予其「买入」评级,且为行业首选,目标价25.3元。
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