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Kongsberg Gruppen ASA stock price jumps 14% as Q4 backlog hits record and €140m weapons order lands

Kongsberg Gruppen ASA stock price jumps 14% as Q4 backlog hits record and €140m weapons order lands

Kongsberg shares jumped 14% to 367.15 crowns after reporting record Q4 results and a €140 million weapons contract. The company set a regular 2.20 crowns and special 3.50 crowns dividend, pending April 13 approval. Order backlog reached 157.4 billion crowns. Kongsberg confirmed plans to spin off its maritime unit with a separate listing targeted for April 23.

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  • Kinder Morgan (KMI) Stock Shows Potential 24.7% Undervaluation After Three-Year Gains
    June 12, 2026, 3:03 AM EDT. Kinder Morgan (KMI) shares closed at $31.36, down 1.1% over the past week and 3.4% over the month. Despite a robust 7-fold gain over three and five years, the stock offers potential value, with a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model estimating intrinsic value at $41.63 per share. This suggests KMI could be 24.7% undervalued based on projected future cash flows discounted to present value. The energy infrastructure company's recent 18.1% one-year return lags peers amid evolving energy policies and project approvals affecting midstream operators. Kinder Morgan holds a mid-level valuation score, signaling mixed signals but notable upside potential for cash-focused investors.

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