Jungheinrich Vz

UBS begins coverage of Jungheinrich with a "neutral" rating and a €24 price target. The bank highlights the company's strong European market position and its focus on defensive end markets; demand for industrial trucks has performed particularly well in the lower market segment. UBS's EBIT forecasts are 4–6 percent below consensus to account for competitive pressure and changes in product mix. » Mere på finanzen.net

Jungheinrich is launching a venture‑capital strategy with the fund Uplift Ventures to specifically invest in deep‑tech start‑ups and gain access to future technologies. The initiative is part of the 2030+ strategy and aims to expand the innovation and partner network and deepen collaboration with founding teams. Whether this will lead to sustainable new business models and growth for Jungheinrich remains to be seen; Focus Money names a price target of €35. » Mere på finanzen.net

Bernstein Research raises the price target for Jungheinrich to 47 euros and maintains the “Outperform” rating; the share, however, trades at about €24.66, roughly 44% below that target. The analyst consensus is mostly positive (8 of 11 recommend buy), with the median price target at €35.45. In the most recent quarter, revenue beat expectations while earnings per share missed, and the annual forecast was lowered. CEO Lars Brzoska was extended early through 2030; the next milestone is the quarterly report on November 10. » Mere på de.investing.com

Jungheinrich has lowered its profit outlook, after which the share price fell sharply and pulled back toward the year's low. Competition and higher material costs are weighing on profitability; an expected stronger revenue performance in 2026 cannot offset this. Jefferies sees Q2 as "on track" and notes that Jungheinrich has gained market share at the expense of lower profitability. » Mere på finanzen.net

The financial regulator BaFin has reviewed Jungheinrich’s abbreviated financial statements as of June 30, 2025, and the interim management report after indications of breaches of accounting rules. The focus is on the valuation of assets related to the planned sale of the Russia business, which may have required an impairment. Jungheinrich says the impairment was fully recognised in July 2025 and that revenue and results for fiscal years 2025 and 2026 are not affected by the review. The company is in constructive dialogue with BaFin; possible adjustments to the half-year figures are not ruled out, but analysts expect the financial impact to be limited. » Mere på finanzen.net