Vinci, Bouygues and Eiffage are among the "finds" identified by Liberum's strategists for bargain hunters looking for oversold stocks with attractive valuations following the recent correction in the Paris market.

According to the research firm, the weakness experienced by French stocks in the wake of the latest European election results and the announcement of the dissolution of the European Union offers "opportunities" for investors, by revealing attractive discounts.

Liberum notes, however, that markets seem to be becoming less concerned about the political situation in France, as illustrated by the rebound in European stock markets over the past week.

For the research firm, the RN is likely to adopt - if it comes to power - an approach similar to that of Giorgia Meloni's Italian far-right, which has focused on maintaining good relations with Brussels while driving through a number of reforms.

This means that shares have become oversold (...), which could offer favorable entry points for investors, provided they are accompanied by attractive valuations and solid long-term profitability prospects", says Liberum.

In addition to the three major French construction and concessions groups, Vinci, Bouygues and Eiffage, analysts also consider Orange to be a safe alternative, less exposed to political risk.

Liberum also mentions the stock of technology consulting group Alten, which has fallen by almost 7% in two weeks despite the fact that France accounts for less than a third of its sales.

It also highlights Dutch temporary employment group Randstad, which generates 20% of its business in France and has lost 3% on the stock market since June 7.

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