Daimler Truck

A cargo ship carrying 160 Mercedes Sprinters from Daimler Truck left Düsseldorf port five days late and is now en route to Rotterdam. The vessel had been stuck on a sandbank due to low water; Mosolf criticizes inadequate dredging of the harbor basin and rejects false accusations against the captain. Parts of the cargo were unloaded to reduce weight, and after a slight rise in the water level the ship was permitted to depart. » More on finanzen.net

Since the 2022 low, Daimler Truck shares have continued a more-than-four-year moderate upward movement and reached new all-time highs above 50.00 euros in August 2026. Technically, it is recommended to place strategic protective stops at 36.50 euros and to raise them stepwise along the bull trendline; the first medium-term target is the resistance zone at 50.10 euros. The company remains capital‑markets‑friendly through share buybacks and an expected dividend of 1.90 euros (gross yield approx. 4.3%), but faces challenges from the transformation to zero‑emission powertrains and intensified competition from China. » More on finanzen.net

JPMorgan analyst Jose M Asumendi keeps the rating for Daimler Truck at overweight and sets a price target of €50. The basis is strong global truck sales, meaning Daimler Truck should also benefit in the fourth quarter from robust orders across all major regions. The stock traded at €42.58, implying upside of around 17%; Q3 figures are expected to be released on November 6, 2026. » More on finanzen.net