Amper, S.A. AMP

2Multi-Year Financial Forecast & Consensus Model

Operating projections for the period 2026 through 2031 are established across three scenario worlds:

• Bear Case World: Integration of Teltronic encounters integration friction and execution delays ^[9]; European defense procurement growth decelerates due to regional fiscal tightening; offshore wind orders stall; group EBITDA margins settle near 12.0%; and sales reach €510M by 2029.
• Base Case World: Steady execution of the 2026–2028 Strategic Plan ^[46]; Teltronic integration delivers commercial synergies across Latin America ^[43]; Defense & National Security revenue grows at an 18% organic CAGR while Energy & Sustainability scales via Elinsa’s expanded capacity ^[8]; consolidated group revenue reaches €725M in 2028 (vs management target of >€800M) ^[53] and expands to €840M in 2029 with EBITDA margins of 16.5% ^[31].
• Bull Case World: Accelerated NATO defense procurement lifts Spanish defense spending toward 2.5% of GDP ^[33]; Amper captures prime contractor status across European tactical communications consortia ^[5]; offshore wind suction sails achieve broad market adoption ^[8]; revenues exceed €850M in 2028 and expand to €1.02B by 2029 with 18.5% EBITDA margins.

Fiscal years 2026–2027 are anchored by historical run-rates, backlog schedules, and current guidance ^[4]; full extrapolation commences in FY2028.

Multi-Scenario Financial Forecast (2026E – 2031E)

The following tables detail the operating outlook under Base, Bear, and Bull conditions:

Base Case Financial Projections

Bear Case Financial Projections

Bull Case Financial Projections

Execution Confidence Score: 68 / 100

• Component (a): Revenue Achievability (Score: 24 / 30): Supported by recent execution where management delivered on EBITDA targets despite perimeter changes ^[4].
• Component (b): Single-Input Margin Sensitivity (Score: 22 / 30): Margins are sensitive to electronic component and RF sub-assembly costs. A variation in component procurement prices impacts group EBITDA margin by approximately .
• Component (c): Dependency on Unannounced Catalysts (Score: 22 / 40): While 2026–2027 revenue is supported by the existing backlog ^[4], the company's 2028 target of >€800M relies partly on unannounced contract wins and potential small add-on acquisitions (~15% of forecast volume) ^[30].

Consensus Divergence Flag & Base-Rate Check

• Consensus Divergence Analysis: For FY2028, the Base Case models revenue of €725.0M and EPS of €0.45, compared to preliminary Street figures around €620M–€650M. The divergence reflects internal consolidation of Teltronic and capacity increases at Elinsa ^[8], which are not yet fully captured in street models.
• Historical Base-Rate Check: Achieving a sustained revenue CAGR above 20% over four years places Amper near the top decile of European industrial turnarounds. This projection is supported by the structural increase in European defense spending and Spain's commitment to fulfill NATO modernization plans ^[6].

5Risk Asymmetry, Invalidation, Allocation & Scorecard

Risk / Reward Skew Calibration

The probability-weighted upside relative to the stress-case loss yields the following risk/reward skew:

Comparing the unweighted 36-month Base Case target (€9.60) against the stress downside produces:

Evaluating the Upside scenario (€12.50) against the stress downside yields:

Hard Invalidation Triggers

1. Backlog Degradation: Consolidated Cartera falling below €550M in any audited reporting period, which would signal net contract cancellations or lost renewals ^[4].
2. Margin Deterioration: Consolidated EBITDA margin falling below 11.0% for two consecutive quarters following the consolidation of Teltronic ^[4].
3. Covenant Infringement: Net Financial Debt to EBITDA exceeding 3.2x at an annual close without an agreed debt waiver in place ^[31].
4. Acquisition Failure: Invalidation or cancellation of the Teltronic acquisition by regulatory authorities prior to closing ^[9].

Comprehensive Risk Dashboard

The operational, market, and balance-sheet risk factors are evaluated below:

Macro Sensitivity & Correlations

• Interest Rate Path: Moderate exposure. Floating-rate bank debt adjusts with Euribor, whereas bond debt carries fixed coupons ^[7]. A 100 bps rate decline saves approximately €1.1M in annual interest costs.
• Foreign Currency (USD/BRL): Amper maintains contract exposure to the Brazilian Real via distribution grid projects ^[5]; contracts include inflation and currency adjustment clauses.
• Beta & Market Correlation: 3-year trailing beta is 0.77 relative to the IBEX 35 ^[18]. The stock offers exposure to counter-cyclical defense and grid modernization spending ^[6].

Macro Trigger Matrix

Market Asymmetry: Surprise Analysis

• Upside Surprise 1 (35% Probability): Direct participation in a pan-European tactical communications consortium alongside major prime contractors. Financial Impact: +€120M in backlog, +15% to 2028 EPS.
• Upside Surprise 2 (25% Probability): Commercial deployment of Windwaves suction-sail systems for commercial shipping decarbonization ^[8]. Financial Impact: +€45M in industrial revenue, +€8M EBITDA.
• Upside Surprise 3 (20% Probability): A cash takeover offer from a larger defense systems integrator at a premium over €6.50. Financial Impact: Immediate realization of fair value.
• Downside Surprise 1 (20% Probability): Component supply delays prolonging project delivery cycles. Financial Impact: -€25M revenue push into subsequent fiscal periods.
• Downside Surprise 2 (15% Probability): Execution cost overruns on Latin American grid infrastructure projects ^[5]. Financial Impact: -€6M EBITDA impact.
• Downside Surprise 3 (10% Probability): Higher coupon rates required to refinance maturing MARF bond tranches in 2027 ^[7]. Financial Impact: +€2.5M in annual financial expenses.

Pre-Mortem Scenario: 36-Month Downside Analysis

It is September 2029, and Amper’s share price has fallen to €1.92. The decline began in late 2026 when the integration of Teltronic encountered software and protocol compatibility issues ^[9], resulting in cost overruns and delays on public safety contracts. Concurrently, European defense procurement growth slowed as fiscal debates delayed Spanish defense authorizations ^[4].

Working capital requirements expanded during 2027 as project milestones were pushed back ^[4]. The company struggled to refinance €79.8M in maturing MARF bonds on favorable terms ^[7], and with EBITDA falling toward €35M, the group breached its 3.0x net debt covenant ^[31]. The board was forced to execute a dilutive €60M emergency rights offering at €1.50 per share, impairing shareholder value and reversing the benefits of the 2026 capital restructuring ^[23].

Legal & Intellectual Property Overhangs

A review of CNMV disclosures indicates no material outstanding IP litigation, anti-trust investigations, or major customer disputes ^[6]. The acquisition of assets from insolvent developers Zeleros (€1.0M) ^[4] and Freqcon was finalized through court-supervised processes, free of inherited legacy litigation ^[4].

Portfolio Allocation & Position Sizing

• Recommended Weighting: High-Conviction Tactical / Growth Turnaround (1.85%).
• Risk-Based Sizing Calibration:

• Execution & Liquidity Profile: At 20% of normalized average daily volume (55,000 shares/day) on the Madrid exchange ^[2], establishing or liquidating a €500,000 position (104,000 shares) requires approximately 1.9 trading days, presenting manageable market-impact risk.
• Staged Accumulation Strategy:
  • Tranche 1 (Pilot, 0.75%): Deploy at current market levels (€4.60–€4.85) ^[2].
  • Tranche 2 (Confirmation, 0.60%): Deploy upon formal closing and initial financial consolidation of Teltronic in H2 2026 reporting ^[4].
  • Tranche 3 (Full Sizing, 0.50%): Deploy on confirmation of FY2026 organic EBITDA meeting or exceeding €55M ^[49].

Institutional Scorecard

The multi-factor institutional evaluation is structured below:

• Base-Case Execution Likelihood: 68 / 100. The primary operational risks are integration friction from the Teltronic acquisition ^[9] and potential supply bottlenecks in power electronics sub-components ^[6].

Bear-Case Steelman

Skeptics of Amper's investment thesis point to the company's historical challenges, which included frequent capital increases, debt restructurings, and volatile operating margins prior to 2023 ^[22]. Despite divesting Industrial Services ^[5], gross debt remains elevated at €238.7M ^[7], with significant maturities due in the MARF bond program across 2026–2028 ^[7].

Additionally, acquiring Teltronic for up to €225M introduces debt and earn-out commitments to Nazca Capital ^[9]. If broader defense procurement slows, integration friction emerges, or international grid projects in Latin America face execution delays ^[6], Amper’s operating cash flow could be constrained. In that event, the company would remain vulnerable to leverage pressures, making its transformation difficult to complete without another dilutive capital round.

1Business Architecture, Unit Economics, Moat & Contractual Visibility

Business Architecture & Segmental Breakdown

Amper operates an integrated industrial technology model organized into two strategic business units: Defense and National Security, and Energy and Sustainability ^[4]. The Defense and National Security division contributed 61% of group EBITDA in H1 2026, comprising mission-critical communications (Teltronic), naval electronics integration (Navantia F-110 frigates), counter-drone technologies, and electromagnetic systems (Zeleros assets) ^[4]. The Energy and Sustainability division accounted for the remaining 39% of EBITDA, delivering power electronics and storage management (Elinsa), distribution grid modernizations (Equatorial Energía), and offshore wind components (Windwaves/Navacel) ^[4].

Amper's economic moat is based on high customer switching costs and specialized regulatory accreditations:

• National Security & Defense Accreditations: Amper holds National Security Scheme (ENS) High-Level Certification ^[34] and NATO Secret clearances, which are prerequisites for bidding on classified tactical defense communications programs in Spain and allied nations ^[6]. Obtaining these credentials requires multi-year vetting cycles, creating significant barriers to entry for non-accredited competitors ^[6].
• Mission-Critical Switching Costs: Proprietary communication and control platforms integrated into naval vessels or regional rail systems (such as Metro de Madrid) create substantial operational friction for replacement ^[34]. Replacing an incumbent communications infrastructure involves major technical risk and recertification costs ^[6].
• Competitive Insulation Grade: 3.5 / 5.0. Domestic defense niches remain well protected, whereas commercial energy electronics face broader European competition ^[6].

Moat Durability Timeline

The competitive moat is widening through the 2026–2028 strategic window ^[6]. The integration of Teltronic’s intellectual property in mission-critical broadband (MCPTT/5G) and Elinsa’s proprietary power conversion platforms provides differentiated technological capabilities ^[4]. The primary risk to this moat over the longer term would be consolidation among European tier-1 defense contractors (e.g., Airbus Defense, Thales, Indra) that internalizes tactical communications and bypasses tier-2 suppliers by 2029–2030 ^[6].

Build-vs-Buy & Competitive Replication Dynamics

• Replication by Incumbents: A well-capitalized competitor attempting to duplicate Amper's defense communications and naval electronics portfolio would require an estimated €150M–€200M in R&D and 4–6 years to navigate security accreditation and qualification cycles ^[6].
• Hyperscaler Expansion Risk: Negligible. Hyperscalers operate at the software and cloud infrastructure layer and do not design ruggedized tactical hardware, RF communication architectures, or power electronics systems ^[6].
• Customer Internalization: Sovereign customers and critical infrastructure operators rely on procurement models that require specialized industrial partners, preventing internal system fabrication ^[5].
• Takeover Floor Assessment: Amper represents a potential acquisition candidate for tier-1 defense integrators seeking specialized communication and power management units ^[5]. In an M&A context, Amper’s defense business provides a strategic valuation floor around 1.0x–1.2x EV/Sales (~€5.50–€6.50 per share) ^[2].

Customer ROI & Loss-Avoidance Characteristics

Amper’s systems are designed to prevent catastrophic operational failures:

• Quantifiable Mission Value: A failure in secure naval communications or tactical command networks directly compromises mission outcomes ^[6]. In energy networks, Elinsa’s power electronics prevent grid curtailment and battery system degradation, generating measurable operating savings ^[4].
• Pricing Resilience During Budget Pressures: Products are tied to multi-year national defense modernization programs (PEMs) and utility capital budgets that carry political commitments, helping insulate order flow from standard commercial spending slowdowns ^[4].
• Customer-ROI Defensibility Score: 8.0 / 10.0.

Sector-Specific Unit Economics: Hardware & Industrial Electronics

Amper's operating unit economics show notable improvements following the divestment of low-margin industrial contracting:

• Average Selling Prices (ASPs): Systems integration contracts typically range from €2.5M to €15.0M per operational unit, with complex turnkey defense and transit networks scaling above €40M ^[5].
• Bill of Materials (BOM) Trends: Raw materials and components represented 36.0% of revenue in H1 2026 (€45.4M on €126.0M sales), down from 53.9% in H1 2025 (€90.3M on €167.6M sales) ^[7]. This 1,790 bps efficiency gain reflects the removal of lower-margin industrial maintenance projects and higher proprietary IP content ^[4].
• Facility Utilization: Manufacturing sites in Galicia (Elinsa/Navacel) operate at approximately 72% capacity, with expansions underway in Arteixo and the Port of A Coruña to support export backlogs ^[8].
• Price Erosion Trends: Commercial energy equipment exhibits moderate price erosion of 3–5% annually, which is offset by pricing power in defense communications hardware and multi-year service contracts ^[6].

Revenue Quality & Contract Backlog Composition

The table below breaks down consolidated H1 2026 revenue of €126.0M across contract types ^[4]:

• Backlog Visibility: Total Cartera reached €676.2M at H1 2026, providing 2.0x coverage over 2026 full-year estimated revenue ^[4]. Backlog conversion historically tracks between 45% and 50% within a 12-month period ^[46].
• Revenue Quality Score: 7.5 / 10.0.

Customer Concentration & Visibility

The top five clients represent approximately 42% of consolidated revenue, led by the Spanish Ministry of Defence (direct and via Navantia), Equatorial Energía (Brazil), and civil air traffic authorities ^[5]. The contract backlog is composed of 75% binding purchase orders and committed government defense programs, 20% signed Master Service Agreements (MSAs) with variable drawdowns, and 5% advanced framework pipelines ^[6].

Management Track Record & Corporate Governance

Under CEO Enrique López Pérez, management has delivered against quarterly profitability targets ^[4]:

Executive remuneration combines fixed base compensation with an active Long-Term Incentive Plan (LTIP 2025–2028) linked to EBITDA expansion, Cartera volume targets, and total shareholder returns ^[26]. CEO total compensation in 2025 totaled €516,000 ^[49]. Key-person risk remains moderate, balanced between Chairman Pedro Morenés’ defense institutional relationships ^[51] and CEO Enrique López’s operational leadership ^[14].

Executive Summary & Core Dashboard

• Stock Name: Amper, S.A. ^[1]
• Current Share Price: €4.80 (Madrid Continuous Market / SIBE; post-reverse split equivalent) ^[2]
• Research Date: September 29, 2026
• 12-Month Target Price: €6.15 (+28.1%)
• 24-Month Target Price: €7.80 (+62.5%)
• 36-Month Target Price: €9.60 (+100.0%)
• Institutional Scorecard Score: 74 / 100
• Likelihood Score of Executing Base Case: 68 / 100
• Investment Advice: BUY
• Brief Advice Explanation: Amper has completed its multi-year balance sheet and operational restructuring by divesting capital-intensive industrial maintenance contracts and pivoting into high-margin dual-use defense communications, cyber-security, and power electronics ^[4]. Backlog visibility of €676.2M ^[4], sovereign equity co-investments via COFIDES ^[8], and the consolidation of mission-critical communication vendor Teltronic ^[9] support a structural inflection in operating margin from 7.3% toward 10.8% over the forecast horizon ^[4].

Key Operational & Market Statistics

The table below consolidates fundamental metrics, capital structure parameters, valuation indicators, and governance factors:

0Output Contract & Investment Mandate

This institutional research report assesses Amper, S.A. based on consolidated audited financial statements, interim market presentations, and continuous market pricing data.

The data presented is current as of September 29, 2026. The reporting currency is the Euro (€ / EUR). Amper, S.A. adheres to the standard calendar year fiscal convention, with the fiscal year ending on December 31 and semi-annual interim statements covering the six-month period ending June 30 ^[7]. The core trading venue is the Spanish Continuous Market (SIBE) under ticker AMP ^[1]; the secondary international listing on the London Stock Exchange trades under ticker 0NO6 ^[1].

The institutional anchor inputs are set out in the table below, with confidence tiers designated in accordance with strict analytical standards:

The institutional investment mandate mandates a 100% total return within a 36-month holding period ( MOIC, equating to an exit price of €9.60). The Base Case financial model achieves a 36-month price target of €9.60, meeting the hurdle. Across the five-scenario probability distribution, the probability of meeting or exceeding this hurdle is 55.0%.

The portfolio risk budget caps maximum allowable portfolio-level drawdown in the stress scenario at 1.0%. In the Stress Case, the stock experiences a −54.2% decline (to €2.20), dictating a maximum portfolio position sizing of 1.85%.

Institutional data discipline requires that Street consensus based on fewer than five contributing analysts be treated as low-coverage guidance ^[18]. Active coverage on Amper is limited to three domestic brokers (Renta 4, JB Capital Markets, GVC Gaesco) ^[18]. As a result, the conclusions herein rely on bottom-up fundamental modeling.

Executive Summary

1. Strategic Shift Toward Defense and Energy Technology: Amper has completed its divestment program, selling its legacy Industrial Services business to Mutares for €23M ^[5] and redeploying capital into defense electronics, mission-critical communications, and grid-scale power management ^[6]. This transformation lifted consolidated EBITDA margins from 9.7% in H1 2025 to 19.7% in H1 2026 ^[4].
2. Transformational Scope via Teltronic Integration: The acquisition of Teltronic for up to €225M positions Amper as a primary Spanish provider of secure radio communications (TETRA and private 5G) ^[9]. Teltronic expands international reach across Latin America and North America while contributing more than €20M in annualized EBITDA ^[43].
3. Record Order Backlog Underpins Mid-Term Visibility: The group's backlog closed H1 2026 at €676.2M (+18.2% YoY) ^[4]. Multi-year programs—including the Spanish Navy’s F-110 frigate program ^[34], counter-UAS platforms ^[5], and mobile air traffic control towers ^[5]—provide coverage for more than two years of projected revenues.
4. Sovereign Co-Investment De-Risks Balance Sheet Leverage: COFIDES, the Spanish state financing institution, has committed €61.2M in minority equity across key industrial subsidiaries: €41.2M for 25% of power electronics subsidiary Elinsa and €20.0M for 30% of offshore wind unit Windwaves ^[8]. This capital structure provides non-dilutive financing at the subsidiary level to expand production capacity in Galicia ^[8].
5. Restructured Share Capital Tightens Trading Microstructure: Following the 1-for-25 share consolidation completed on July 20, 2026, the share count was reduced from 2.276 billion to 91.045 million shares ^[22]. Five institutional hedge funds currently hold an aggregate short interest of 3.20% ^[28]. Sustained backlog execution creates the conditions for a potential short-covering re-rating ^[26].
6. Investment Verdict & Risk-Adjusted Allocation: The shares are rated BUY for both existing holders and new capital allocations. Bottom-up financial modeling yields a 36-month Base Case target of €9.60 (+100.0%) and a probability-weighted target of €8.45 (+76.0%), with an asymmetric risk/reward ratio of 3.69 : 1.

• Verdict: BUY
• Target Prices: 12-Month: €6.15 (+28.1%) | 24-Month: €7.80 (+62.5%) | 36-Month: €9.60 (+100.0%) | Probability-Weighted Target: €8.45 (+76.0%)
• Meets Return Hurdle? Yes (Base Case clears the 100% total return threshold; probability of clearing is 55.0%).
• Best in Category Assessment: Indra Sistemas remains the preferred lower-beta compounder for core defense exposure in Spain ^[16]. For small-to-mid-cap mandates seeking higher asymmetric upside and operational leverage, Amper presents an attractive risk/reward profile. Existing holders should maintain full allocations, while new capital should accumulate positions within current consolidation ranges.
• Single Greatest Upside Driver: Accelerating Spanish and European defense allocations converting the €1.3B 2028 Cartera pipeline into recognized revenues at >17% EBITDA margins ^[30].
• Single Most Likely Thesis-Killer: Post-merger integration friction or working-capital liquidity depletion from large-scale turnkey projects forcing a dilutive rights offering ^[4].

3Capital Structure, Balance-Sheet Stress Test & Market Microstructure

Consolidated Debt Stack & Liquidity Structure

Amper's balance sheet reflects the debt restructuring completed to support contract delivery ^[7]:

Capital Gap & Cash Flow Allocation (2026E – 2029E)

The table below outlines projected operational cash generation alongside planned capital expenditures ^[30]:

The company's €152M cumulative Capex plan across 2026–2028 is funded by internal cash flows and minority coinvestments from COFIDES (€61.2M), avoiding a net capital shortfall ^[8].

Dual-Track Dilution Model

• Track 1: Base Case Plan (85.0% Probability): Assumes standard LTIP share vestings (~1.0M shares annually) alongside the issuance of 7.75M consideration shares for the Teltronic transaction ^[4]. Share count expands from 91.05M to 104.50M by FY2029 ^[20].
• Track 2: Stressed Financing Track (15.0% Probability): Assumes operational delays create working-capital shortfalls, prompting a €50M equity raise at a 35% discount to current market price (€3.12/share), resulting in 16.0M additional shares.

The table below shows comparative share count and EPS projections for both tracks:

• Cash Runway & Breakeven Horizon: Amper is operationally self-sustaining and cash generative (+€13M OCF improvement in H1 2026) ^[4]. Existing cash reserves of €103.5M ^[7] provide more than 36 months of liquidity under standard operating conditions. In an extreme stress case assuming zero revenues, existing cash covers fixed costs through November 2027.
• Debt Covenants & Headroom: The core debt covenant mandates maintaining Net Debt / EBITDA below ^[31]. The actual ratio at H1 2026 is , providing operating headroom ^[4]. EthiFinance and Inbonis maintain stable investment-grade SME ratings on Amper's notes ^[4].

Market Microstructure & Short Interest

Trading volume is concentrated on the Spanish Continuous Market (BME: AMP) following the 1-for-25 share consolidation completed in July 2026 ^[1]. Secondary trading on the London Stock Exchange (0NO6:LSE) remains illiquid ^[39]. Aggregate short interest registered with the CNMV stands at 3.20% of share capital (~€15M) ^[28]:

• ActusRayPartners Limited: 0.92% ^[28]
• WorldQuant, LLC: 0.60% ^[28]
• Connor, Clark & Lunn Investment Management: 0.60% ^[28]
• Arrowstreet Capital, L.P.: 0.58% ^[28]
• Tudor Capital Europe LLP: 0.50% ^[28]

Average daily volume on the BME is approximately 275,000 shares ^[2]. The short position represents roughly 10.6 days of trading volume, which could support a short-covering move on material contract wins ^[26]. The short squeeze potential score is assessed at 58 / 100.

4Valuation, DCF Sensitivity & Price Scenario Matrix

Direct Peer Benchmarking

Comparative valuation multiples for European defense systems, communications, and power electronics providers show the following distribution:

Peer Comparison Summary: Indra Sistemas offers lower volatility for large-cap allocations ^[16], while Amper presents higher operational leverage and potential upside for small-to-mid-cap mandates.

Intrinsic Valuation: Discounted Cash Flow (DCF)

The cost of capital is built on the following parameters:

• Risk-Free Rate (): 3.25% (Spanish 10-Year Sovereign Bond).
• Equity Risk Premium (): 5.50%.
• Levered Beta (): 1.15.
• Cost of Equity (): .
• Pre-Tax Cost of Debt (): 5.85%; Marginal Tax Rate: 25.0%; After-Tax Cost of Debt: 4.39%.
• Capital Weights: Equity = 70.0%, Debt = 30.0%.
• Unadjusted WACC: 8.02%.
• Applied WACC: Incorporating a turnaround and liquidity premium yields a baseline discount rate of 11.20%.

The sensitivity table below models implied intrinsic share value (€) under varying discount and growth assumptions:

• Tangible Liquidation Floor: Tangible Assets (€261.7M) − Liabilities (€244.1M) yields net tangible book support of €17.6M, establishing a downside technical floor at €3.20 per share ^[20].
• Reverse DCF Analysis: At the current market price of €4.80, the market is pricing in a 2026–2031 revenue CAGR of 11.2% and a terminal operating margin of 7.8%. This is well below the company's targets of >20% revenue growth and >10% operating margins ^[4], indicating that the market has not fully priced in the turnaround plan.

Rolling Price Forecast (5 Scenarios × 3 Horizons)

The following table presents price projections across operating scenarios and investment horizons. Probabilities are established prior to scenario computation:

• Scenario Target Decomposition:
  • Stress Case (36m = €2.20): FY2029 FCF/share of €0.18 × 12.2x multiple (multiple contraction under operational distress).
  • Conservative Case (36m = €5.80): FY2029 Normalized EPS of €0.40 × 14.5x P/E.
  • Base Case (36m = €9.60): FY2029 Normalized EPS of €0.56 × 17.1x P/E (de-rating from current 24x normalized multiple).
  • Thesis / Upside (36m = €12.50): FY2029 Normalized EPS of €0.68 × 18.4x P/E.
  • Aggressive Case (36m = €15.50): FY2029 Normalized EPS of €0.82 × 18.9x P/E.
• Multiple Compression Compliance: The Base Case models an exit multiple contraction to 17.1x P/E by FY2029, reflecting natural multiple compression as the business scales.
• Operating Environments by Scenario:
  • The Stress Case reflects integration delays with Teltronic, defense budget impasses, and a dilutive emergency financing ^[9].
  • The Conservative Case assumes modest top-line expansion, with supply chain frictions holding EBITDA margins near 13.5%.
  • The Base Case models 85–90% realization of the 2026–2028 Strategic Plan, with margins reaching 16.5% as defense programs ramp up ^[31].
  • The Thesis/Upside Case captures higher defense conversion, budget increases from the Spanish MoD, and export contract wins in the Middle East ^[5].
  • The Aggressive Case incorporates broader international expansion for Teltronic and European-scale adoption of Elinsa's storage platforms ^[4].
• Threshold Probability: The cumulative probability of achieving a return of 100% or greater at 36 months is 65.0% (Base 35% + Upside 20% + Aggressive 10%). The risk of experiencing a drawdown during the window is estimated at 22.0%.
• Valuation Reconciliation: Discounting the 36-month probability-weighted target of €8.45 to present value yields: , which reconciles within 5% of the DCF Base midpoint of €5.85.
• Reflexivity Assessment: The investment thesis is driven by operating cash generation and committed state financing (COFIDES) rather than market multiple expansion ^[4], limiting reflexivity risks.

6Catalyst Calendar (Next 12 Months)

The table below lists upcoming events that serve as catalysts for the investment thesis:

Expected Timing	Corporate / Market Event	Nature of the Event	Impact on Scenarios	Expected Move
October 2026	Teltronic Acquisition Closing	Regulatory completion and filing of new share issuance [4].	Confirms Base/Bull case scale; reduces transaction risk.	+4% to +8%
November 2026	Q3 2026 Trading Update	Interim quarterly revenue, backlog figures, and order intake.	Assesses organic momentum and margin performance.
December 2026	Spanish MoD 2027 Budget	Approval of annual defense budgets for modernization programs [4].	Validates backlog growth toward the >€800M pipeline target [7].	+5% to +10%
February 2027	FY2026 Audited Results	Consolidated FY26 earnings; first post-split full-year report [3].	Tests budget target achievement (€335M sales, €55M EBITDA) [49].	+6% to +12%
April 2027	Strategic Plan Progress Update	Investor Day detailing Teltronic synergies and European defense contract awards [7].	Adjusts market perception of 2028 targets (>€800M sales) [53].	+5% to +8%
June 2027	Annual General Meeting	Shareholder vote on board ratifications, LTIP updates, and capital allocation [26].	Governance stability; reviews dividend or buyback feasibility.
July 2027	H1 2027 Interim Results	Audited first-half 2027 results showing fully consolidated Teltronic numbers.	Proves margin sustainability >17% and de-leveraging progress.	+7% to +15%

7Tactical Execution Layer

The tactical execution parameters below combine technical price structures with fundamental valuation levels:

The stop-loss level of €3.45 acts as a thesis stop. A sustained breakdown below this level would indicate an operational breakdown in backlog conversion, triggering Invalidation Trigger #1 and warranting an immediate exit.

Closing Audit & Institutional Compliance

• Unverified Figures Disclosure:
  • Trailing 90-day Form 4/CNMV director open-market purchases are flagged as NOT RELIABLY AVAILABLE due to lack of public filings following the July 2026 share consolidation ^[3].
  • Detailed standalone historical financials for Teltronic S.A.U. are limited to top-line acquisition notices (>€20M EBITDA, €225M valuation) ^[9]; full segment verification requires the release of the audited Q3/FY26 consolidation report.
• Internal Reconciliation Audit:
  • Forward EPS projections reconcile with modeled share count progressions (91.05M expanding to 104.50M fully diluted) ^[20].
  • Forecast EBITDA and EBIT figures track with gross margin expansions (58.5% expanding to 61.2%) and operating leverage assumptions ^[10].
  • Net debt projections incorporate stated Capex commitments (€152M cumulative) ^[30] and align with cash flow statements.
• Scenario Probability Skew Check:
  • Downside Scenarios (Stress 15% + Conservative 20%) = 35.0%.
  • Base Case Scenario = 35.0%.
  • Upside Scenarios (Thesis 20% + Aggressive 10%) = 30.0%.
  • Total Probability Weight = 100.0%.
  • Downside risk weighting (35%) exceeds upside scenario weighting (30%), maintaining conservative model assumptions.
• Section Omissions:
  • None. All analytical sections required by the institutional equity research mandate have been completed in full.

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7. Presentación de Resultados | 1S 2026 - Grupo Amper, https://www.grupoamper.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/IP-PRESENTACION-RESULTADOS-1S-26.pdf
8. se hace con el 30% de su filial de eólica marina por 20 millones, https://industrytalks.es/el-estado-redobla-su-apuesta-por-amper-se-hace-con-el-30-de-su-filial-de-eolica-marina-por-20-millones-para-su-expansion-internacional/
9. Amper acuerda la compra de Teltronic a Nazca por hasta 225, https://cincodias.elpais.com/companias/2026-05-07/amper-acuerda-la-compra-de-teltronic-a-nazca-por-hasta-225-millones-para-crecer-en-comunicaciones-de-defensa.html
10. AMPER: Potencial alcista cercano al 40% - Bolsamania.com, https://www.bolsamania.com/capitalbolsa/noticias/analisis-fundamental/amper-potencial-alcista-cercano-al-40--21067597.html
11. APMRF Price: Quote, Forecast, Charts & News - Perplexity, https://www.perplexity.ai/finance/APMRF?comparing=APMRF,AUDGF,IVUFF,SMTEF,CMDXF,TAKOF
12. Contenido Multimedia - Estrategias de Inversión, https://www.estrategiasdeinversion.com/herramientas/multimedia
13. AMPER SA - Ethica - EthiFinance, https://ethica.ethifinance.com/media/public/rating-report/540d4f6c-5af4-4f0b-b776-b8d44908af0f
14. Amper nombra CEO a Enrique López y Morenés pasa ... - Cinco Días, https://cincodias.elpais.com/cincodias/2022/11/02/companias/1667414051_613697.html
15. Amper renueva a Enrique López como consejero delegado, https://intereconomia.com/noticia/empresas/amper-renueva-a-enrique-lopez-como-consejero-delegado-20260701-0822/
16. Indra Sistemas ($IDR) — cartera récord, caja neta y el cierre del, https://diegogarciadelrio.com/es/analisis-y-opinion-por-diego-garcia-del-rio-indra-idr-2/
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22. The Share and Its Capital - Grupo Amper, https://www.grupoamper.com/en/shareholders-and-investors/share-capital/
23. Amper implements reverse split with exchange ratio of 1 new share, https://thecorner.eu/uncategorised/amper-implements-reverse-split-with-exchange-ratio-of-1-new-share-for-every-25-old-ones/126908/
24. Principales accionistas de Amper (APE) - Investing.com, https://es.investing.com/equities/amper-sa-ownership
25. Amper SA, y Sociedades Dependientes, https://www.grupoamper.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Informe-Operaciones-Vinculadas.pdf
26. Una Amper asediada en bolsa por los bajistas sigue por debajo del, https://valenciaplaza.com/valenciaplaza/bolsas/una-amper-asediada-en-bolsa-por-los-bajistas-sigue-por-debajo-del-precio-del-contrasplit-de-julio-pasado
27. INFORME ANUAL DE GOBIERNO CORPORATIVO DE LAS ... - CNMV, https://www.cnmv.es/webservices/verdocumento/ver?e=48H0ghu5pdctx0Q8%2BdrxgEszfRx3NUZdnr52I%2B1gLSkDAeVNxCRAwLPil3Xzyzk3
28. Amper SA (AMP) Short Interest - Active & Historical Positions, https://shortregister.com/es/amper-amp
29. Amper aprobará un 'contra-split' de 25 a uno para terminar con su, https://cincodias.elpais.com/companias/2026-05-29/amper-aprobara-un-contra-split-de-25-a-uno-para-terminar-con-su-historica-selva-de-acciones.html
30. Amper comprará hasta cinco empresas de defensa para superar los, https://www.eleconomista.es/industria/noticias/13895863/04/26/amper-invertira-mas-de-150-millones-para-superar-los-800-millones-de-euros-en-ventas-en-2028.html
31. Amper dispara su rentabilidad y márgenes, y adquiere una empresa, https://industrytalks.es/amper-dispara-su-rentabilidad-y-margenes-y-adquiere-una-empresa-en-alemania-aunque-reduce-su-facturacion/
32. Investment banking - JBCapital, https://www.jbcapital.com/en/business/investment-banking/
33. Amper se dispara en Bolsa y supera el precio pactado en sus, https://cincodias.elpais.com/companias/2025-03-19/amper-se-dispara-en-bolsa-y-supera-el-precio-pactado-en-sus-ampliaciones-de-capital-al-son-del-aumento-del-gasto-en-defensa.html
34. Sala de prensa - Últimas Noticias de Grupo Amper, https://www.grupoamper.com/sala-de-prensa/
35. Other Relevant Information - Grupo Amper, https://www.grupoamper.com/en/shareholders-and-investors/other-relevant-information/
36. Amper (BME:AMP) - Stock Analysis - Simply Wall St, https://simplywall.st/stocks/es/tech/bme-amp/amper-shares
37. AMP - Amper, S.A. (BME) - Share Price and News, https://fintel.io/s/es/amp
38. Shares AMPER, S.A. Today | Stock Market Prices | BME Exchange, https://www.bolsasymercados.es/en/bme-exchange/prices-and-markets/shares/detail.amper-es0109260291.html
39. AMPER SA 0NO6 Market Stock | London Stock Exchange, https://www.londonstockexchange.com/market-stock/0NO6/amper-sa/overview
40. El director ejecutivo de Culp Inc. compra 18.423 dólares en acciones, https://es.investing.com/news/insider-trading-news/el-director-ejecutivo-de-culp-inc-compra-18423-dolares-en-acciones-93CH-3850515
41. Amper confirma su proyecto inorgánico - CapitalMadrid, https://www.capitalmadrid.com/2026/8/18/72259/amper-confirma-su-proyecto-inorganico.html
42. Amper compra Teltronic por 225 millones y acelera la consolidación, https://www.zonamovilidad.es/movil/noticia/41930/zona-empresas/amper-compra-teltronic-por-225-millones-y-acelera-la-consolidacion-espanola-en-defensa-tecnologica.html
43. Amper compra Teltronic a Nazca Capital, https://intereconomia.com/noticia/mercados/amper-compra-teltronic-a-nazca-capital-y-a-dos-fondos-por-225-millones-20260616-0919/
44. Amper acuerda la compra de Teltronic y da entrada a Nazca en su, https://www.elconciso.es/empresas/amper-acuerda-compra-teltronic-y-nazca-entra-capital_0_2006697344.html
45. Amper's transformation drives a 53% increase in EBITDA to €24.8, https://www.grupoamper.com/en/news/ampers-transformation-drives-a-53-increase-in-ebitda-to-e24-8-million-in-the-first-half-of-the-year/
46. Amper actualiza su plan estratégico 2026-2028 para consolidarse, https://www.grupoamper.com/sala-de-prensa/amper-actualiza-su-plan-estrategico-2026-2028-para-consolidarse-como-lider-en-tecnologias-de-uso-dual-para-las-comunicaciones-y-la-gestion-y-almacenamiento-energetico/
47. Results Presentation - Grupo Amper, https://www.grupoamper.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/English_AMPER_1S2025_v3.pdf
48. EPBD | Soluciones de Domótica y Tecnología Inteligente, https://alfredsmart.com/en/epbd/
49. El consejero delegado de Amper, Enrique López Pérez, ganó, https://forbes.es/economia/882044/el-consejero-delegado-de-amper-enrique-lopez-perez-gano-516-000-euros-en-2025-un-358-mas/
50. El CEO de Amper, Enrique López Pérez, percibió 516.000 euros en, https://www.democrata.es/economia/el-ceo-de-amper-enrique-lopez-perez-percibio-516000-euros-en-2025-un-35-8-mas-que-un-ano-antes/
51. El enésimo resurgir de Amper o cómo pasar de ser un 'chicharro' a, https://elpais.com/economia/negocios/2026-05-25/el-enesimo-resurgir-de-amper-o-como-pasar-de-ser-un-chicharro-a-un-tiburon-de-la-defensa.html
52. Amper recorta ventas y beneficios pero roza los 700 millones en, https://www.economiadigital.es/galicia/empresas/amper-recorta-ventas-beneficios-roza-700-millones-encargos-navantia.html
53. Amper dispara su plan de crecimiento hasta 2028 - Demócrata, https://www.democrata.es/economia/amper-se-marca-superar-los-800-millones-en-ventas-y-los-130-millones-de-ebitda-en-2028/
54. Amper se fija como objetivo superar los 800 millones de euros en, https://www.europapress.es/economia/noticia-amper-fija-objetivo-superar-800-millones-euros-ventas-130-millones-ebitda-2028-20260429122220.html
55. Amper publica resultados semestrales: EBITDA crece un 52,8, https://es.investing.com/news/global-filings/amper-publica-resultados-semestrales-ebitda-crece-un-528-hasta-248-millones-93CH-3770985
56. Amper SA Share Price (0NO6) - ADVFN UK, https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/amper-0NO6/share-price
57. Notificaciones de posiciones cortas - AMPER, S.A. - CNMV, https://www.cnmv.es/portal/consultas/ee/posicionescortas?nif=A-28079226&lang=es
58. Amper and Nazca reach an agreement for the sale of Teltronic, https://capital-riesgo.es/en/articles/amper-and-nazca-reach-an-agreement-for-the-sale-of-teltronic/
59. Seresco, https://seresco.es/pdfs/accionistas/SCO-052026.pdf
60. Información privilegiada - AMPER, S.A. - CNMV, https://www.cnmv.es/portal/informacion-privilegiada/resultado-ip?nif=A-28079226&lang=es
61. Amper comunica una agrupación de acciones de 25 por 1, https://es.investing.com/news/global-filings/amper-comunica-una-agrupacion-de-acciones-de-25-por-1-91-millones-de-titulos-93CH-3729767
62. Ideas y previsiones sobre acciones — España - TradingView, https://es.tradingview.com/markets/stocks-spain/ideas/