OHB

OHB has received a contract worth just under €1 billion to develop and manufacture 18 satellite platforms for the European IRIS² system, giving the Bremen company solid growth prospects. IRIS² is a €15.6 billion multi‑orbit programme with 348 satellites and targets institutional, commercial and military users. Additional contracts were awarded to Aerospacelab, Airbus and Thales Alenia Space; Germany is simultaneously advancing the MilSatCOM project SATCOMBw 4, where a consortium of OHB and Rheinmetall is expected. OHB stresses that integrating medium Earth orbit increases the overall system’s resilience and that the constellations are intended to complement each other. » Mere på faz.net

OHB shares on XETRA most recently rose to €194.00, gaining 5.32 percent after having earlier hit their lowest level since January. The improved sentiment in the sector was triggered by the successful second test flight of Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum rocket, which placed five satellites into orbit. Analysts see considerable recovery potential for OHB and cite price targets up to €360; OHB is primarily involved in building satellite systems and participates in rocket development via Rocket Factory Augsburg. » Mere på finanzen.net

OHB shares recently plunged to around €175 (Xetra) after an attempted floor at €220 failed and institutional investors triggered sales following the €300 capital increase. Despite new projects and expected profit growth, the consensus P/E for 2026 still stands at about 57 and is forecast by analysts to fall to roughly 35 in 2027. On a 12‑month basis the stock remains well in positive territory despite the decline, but it has lost considerable value since the year high. » Mere på finanzen.net