ElvalHalcor (ELHA) Stock Price, Fundamentals & Analysis

What ELHA does

ElvalHalcor (ELHA) is a metal fabrication company listed on the Athens Stock Exchange, headquartered in Athens, Greece, with 3,675 employees. It processes aluminum and copper into industrial products and solutions. Its flat-rolled aluminum products serve sea, road, and rail transport, packaging, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration, building and construction, energy, and cookware industries. The company also supplies aluminum foil and aluminum-based packaging for semi-rigid food containers, cable wraps, tea lights, heat exchange equipment, technical applications, household use, hair care, and li-ion batteries. Additionally, it offers aluminum composite panels, corrugated sheets, false ceiling systems, pre-painted aluminum for rain gutters, pre-painted coils and sheets for roofing, functional coating systems, and coated aluminum strips for flashings and rolling shutters. Within the Greek industrials space, it is often discussed alongside peers such as Viohalco (VIO) and Ellaktor (ELLAKTOR).

Key numbers explained

• At 3.66 EUR, ElvalHalcor trades with a trailing P/E ratio of 8.7, meaning the current share price is about 8.7 times its earnings per share — a common way to gauge how much investors pay per euro of profit.
• The forward P/E ratio of 9.5 uses expected earnings instead of past ones, reflecting how the valuation may shift if profits grow.
• The dividend yield of 3.01% indicates roughly how much cash return shareholders receive relative to the share price; ElvalHalcor pays out 26% of earnings as dividends, with an ex-dividend date of Jun 22, 2026.
• A beta of 1.22 suggests the stock has historically been somewhat more volatile than the broader market.
• Revenue of 3.95B EUR grew 24.8% year over year, while the profit margin sits at 4% and the operating margin at 8.4%, showing the share of revenue that becomes profit.
• The return on equity of 14.4% measures how effectively the company generates profit from shareholders' capital.
• The debt-to-equity ratio of 49.9% shows the balance between borrowed and shareholder-funded capital.
• The 52-week price range of 2.83 – 5.85 and a 24.2% one-year price change put the current level in context against its recent history.

What to watch

Sector demand from construction, transport, packaging, and energy influences revenue for a metal fabrication company like ElvalHalcor. Raw material costs for aluminum and copper directly affect margins. Currency movements matter because operations span multiple markets. Interest rates and broader economic cycles in Europe can shift investor sentiment toward industrials. The company's inclusion in the FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap index affects index-tracking flows. Comparing ElvalHalcor with peers such as Cenergy Holdings (CENER) or GEK Terna (GEKTERNA) can help frame its relative positioning.