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Bernstein raises target price for Jungheinrich to 48 euros and maintains Outperform

U.S. research house Bernstein raised its target price for Jungheinrich from 46 to 48 euros and kept its rating at "Outperform." Analyst Philippe Lorrain adjusted his valuation model to the new segmentation, which moved the valuation period forward. The Jungheinrich share then rose temporarily by 1.78 percent to 25.18 euros on XETRA. » More on finanzen.net
Jungheinrich reports sharp EBIT decline in first quarter

Jungheinrich’s operating profit fell to €56.5 million in the first quarter from €104.5 million a year earlier, and sales declined to €1.27 billion (down about 3%). Headwinds included stronger price pressure, lower capacity utilization, an 85‑day strike at the Lüneburg plant, the withdrawal from Russia (EBIT effect around €20 million) and a shareholder dispute. The share price dropped at times by up to 15%, but the company confirmed its full‑year guidance (sales €5.2–5.8 billion, EBIT €380–450 million). A positive was a strong order intake of €1.54 billion, partly due to customers bringing forward orders ahead of price adjustments. » More on manager-magazin.de
Jungheinrich closes plant in Lüneburg by end of March 2027

Forklift maker Jungheinrich will fully cease production in Lüneburg; 160 production jobs will be cut. After more than 80 days of strikes, the company and IG Metall agreed on an interest reconciliation, a social plan and a social tariff agreement including severance payments and a transfer company. Engineering and administration will remain at the site with around 125 positions. The closure is part of a strategic realignment in response to pressure from low‑cost competition from China and a announced cost‑saving program. » More on t-online.de

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In 2026, JUNGHEINR.AG UNSP.ADR/1/5 has already paid €0.0583 in dividends. The last payout was in June.

Financials

In the last quarter, JUNGHEINR.AG UNSP.ADR/1/5 had revenue of €2.82bn and net profit of -€35.14m

(EUR)	December 2025	YoY
Revenue	2.82bn	-
Gross profit	874.78m	-
Net profit	-35.14m	-
EBITDA	369.94m	-

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€436.01m
Number of shares	102m
52-week high/low	€4.27 - €4.27
Dividend yield	1.22%
Dividends TTM	€0.0583
Beta	1.75
P/E ratio	-2,188.00
PEG ratio	21.45
P/B ratio	0.87
P/S ratio	0.27

Company profile

Jungheinrich Aktiengesellschaft, through its subsidiaries, manufactures and supplies products and solutions in the fields of warehousing and material handling equipment, automated systems, digital solutions, and matching services worldwide. It operates through Intralogistics and Financial Services segments. The Intralogistics segment develops, produces, sells, and rents new material handling equipment and warehousing equipment products; sale and short-term leasing of used trucks; and provides spare parts, as well as maintenance and repair services. The Financial Services segment engages in the sales financing and usage transfer of material handling and warehousing equipment products. The company's products portfolio includes pedestrian trucks, horizontal and vertical level order pickers, narrow aisle trucks, automated guided vehicles, stacker cranes, load handling equipment, reach trucks, stackers, tow tractors, low lift and double decker trucks, and electric drive trains, as well as pallet trucks; counterbalanced trucks; small-series and customized trucks; powertrain solutions; and electronic control units, lithium-ion batteries, and chargers. It also develops and distributes warehouse and fleet management systems, steering softwares for conveyor systems, and other digital solutions, as well as automation systems; and develops software solutions. The company distributes its products through its direct sales and service network, as well as through dealers. Jungheinrich Aktiengesellschaft was founded in 1953 and is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany.