"Global Menkul Değerler has given 'BUY' recommendation for Galata Wind Energy."

New Target from Global Menkul Değerler: Galata Wind Enerji

Founded in 1990, Global Menkul Değerler (#GLBMD) continues to contribute to the development of Turkey's financial markets through significant analyses. In its latest research report, a 'BUY' recommendation has been given for Galata Wind Enerji (#GWIND), with a target price set at 44.45 TL. The report highlights a potential return of 89% based on the closing price as of October 6, 2025.

Galata Wind Enerji's Growth Strategy

Galata Wind Enerji stands out with its portfolio entirely based on renewable energy sources. The company's low debt ratio and solid growth targets in Turkey and Europe are among the prominent elements highlighted in the report. The company, which operates under Doğan Holding, is a power producer with a total installed capacity of over 300 MWe, entirely based on renewable sources.

2030 Vision and Innovative Investments

Galata Wind aims to increase its capacity roughly fourfold to reach 1 GW by 2030. This growth plan includes hybrid and energy storage plants in Turkey, as well as new solar energy projects to be developed in Europe. These investments will not only enhance operational efficiency but also support profitability.

Financial Flexibility and Performance Forecasts

Galata Wind Enerji is expected to implement innovative projects in Europe alongside capacity increases in Turkey by the end of 2026. These investments will support the company's EBITDA growth. It is projected that the company's net debt/EBITDA ratio will remain below 3.0x during the 2025-2030 period, with this ratio expected to be at 0.7x by the first half of 2025. For 2025, an EV/EBITDA ratio of 6.8x and a P/E ratio of 12.0x are anticipated.

Risks and Possible Catalysts

The report also addressed existing risk factors for Galata Wind Enerji. Potential declines in electricity prices, investment costs that exceed expectations, and delays in the timely commissioning of projects are some of the factors to watch out for. However, rising electricity prices, lower-than-expected investment costs, and high revenues from integrated projects are considered positive catalysts for the company's stock.