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Fundamental Analysis

What Centurion Finance ASI Does

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Centurion Finance ASI SA is an investment company, which engages in the provision of private and initial public offering activities. The company is headquartered in Katowice, Woj. Slaskie. The company went IPO on 2012-08-30. The main areas of entity's activity are transactions with the highest possible rates of return. The firm participates in initial public offerings (IPO), private-placements and issues with subscription rights and with the exclusion of subscription rights.

Headquarters
Poland PL
IPO date
Aug 30, 2012
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one CTF stock?

The intrinsic value for Centurion Finance ASI SA (CTF) under the Base Case is hidden PLN.

Is CTF stock undervalued or overvalued?

Compared with the current market price of 0.92 PLN, the stock appears hidden.

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