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NASDAQ:WTM 3 October 2025

White Mountains Stock Skyrockets on $1.75B Bamboo Deal and Major CEO Shake-Up

White Mountains Stock Skyrockets on $1.75B Bamboo Deal and Major CEO Shake-Up

Price: As of Oct 3, 2025, WTM is trading around $1,820 per share markets.financialcontent.com. It opened near $1,785 and hit intraday highs ~$1,863 markets.financialcontent.com. This is significantly above the prior close of $1,664.56 on Oct 2 markets.financialcontent.com. The stock’s 52-week range is roughly $1,648–$2,023 investing.com. Daily Move: The Oct 3 rally was driven by the Bamboo sale announcement. YTD: For 2025, WTM is down about 5.7% markets.financialcontent.com. Over the past week, the stock had been near its 52-week low before rebounding on Oct 3. Volume: The price jump was on moderate volume markets.financialcontent.com. The market cap is roughly $4.6 billion. White Mountains has limited sell-side coverage. Zacks notes no consensus price target. One TipRanks-compiled estimate is ~$2,011 for 12 months out tipranks.com, implying roughly +21% potential from current levels. This target reflects modest upside as it rates WTM as a “Hold.” Analysts point to WTM’s book value growth and potential use of Bamboo proceeds as positives. On the other hand, WTM’s P/E is higher than many peers investing.com, reflecting its earnings volatility and insurance-sector cyclicality. Its price/book is below peer average investing.com, suggesting some undervaluation relative to net assets. No major brokerage reports or sell-side quotes were found in the

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