COLT CZ GROUP

The German Bundeswehr has chosen the Czech-made CZ P-10C as its new standard-issue sidearm, designated P13, marking the first time a foreign pistol will replace the service weapon. The optics-ready, flat dark earth P-10C is chambered in 9x19mm, features a 4-inch barrel, polymer frame with accessory rail, interchangeable backstraps and night sights, and uses 15- to 17-round magazines. CZ called the selection a major milestone, but neither party disclosed contract volume, value or delivery timelines. The decision is part of the Bundeswehr’s broader modernization push since 2022. » More on yahoo.com

The Bundeswehr is adopting the CZ P13 (a variant of the P-10 C OR) as the successor to the H&K P8. The pistols will be procured via POL-TEC; a framework agreement allows for up to 203,000 units, with an initial order of 65,000 pistols plus accessories worth around €19 million. All P13 pistols will be manufactured at CZ’s Uherský Brod plant; the award is considered a significant success for CZ and was decided mainly on the basis of a low price and compliance with technical requirements. » More on welt.de

Colt CZ Group shows an expected EPS growth of 178.1% and a very low forward PEG of 0.06, which makes the stock appear undervalued relative to its growth potential. The price is near fair value; analysts see 33.5% upside and a dividend yield of 4.6%. Investors should note the high debt ratio of 89.3%; the company reported Q1 2024 revenue of 3.03 billion CZK, net profit of 167.1 million CZK, and the completion of the acquisition of Sellier & Bellot. » More on de.investing.com