When does Koninklijke BAM Groep report earnings and why does it matter for BAMNB.AS stock?

BAM reports on **19 February 2026**. The result matters because earnings will reveal margin trends, PPP contract progress and cash conversion, all of which directly affect short-term guidance and the stock’s valuation.

What price targets does Meyka AI show for BAMNB.AS stock?

Meyka AI's model projects **€10.25** (monthly), **€11.07** (quarterly) and **€13.53** (12 months). These imply a 12-month upside of **35.67%** versus the current **€9.97**. Forecasts are projections, not guarantees.

What are the main risks to watch after BAM’s earnings?

Watch working capital strain, project cost inflation, slow receivable collections (DSO **78.43**) and any surprise provisions. Weak guidance or contract delays could pressure the share price despite healthy cash metrics.

How does BAMNB.AS stock compare on valuation with its sector?

BAMNB.AS trades at PE **24.32** and EV/EBITDA ~**7.84**, roughly in line or modestly cheaper than some Industrials peers. Strong cash metrics and low net leverage support relative valuation.

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€9.97 BAMNB.AS Koninklijke BAM Groep EURONEXT pre-market: Earnings Feb 19 watch

ByDanny Kontos February 17, 2026February 17, 2026

BAMNB.AS stock trades at €9.97 pre-market on EURONEXT, up 4.62%, as investors prepare for Koninklijke BAM Groep nv’s earnings report on 19 February 2026. The move adds to heavy volume of 1,451,749 shares traded so far and follows a 52-week recovery from €4.24 to a €9.99 intraday high. With EPS at €0.41 and a reported PE of 24.32, markets will watch margins, backlog conversion and guidance. Our earnings spotlight frames what to expect, the key drivers, and how Meyka AI’s model and technicals shape price targets and risk