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JENOPTIK share falls after previous-day gains despite price-target hike

JENOPTIK shares fell about 5% on Thursday to around €38 after briefly reaching €40.48 the previous day. LBBW analyst Stefan Maichl raised the price target to €52, putting it above the record high of €48.42, and continues to recommend buying. Maichl apparently praises the product mix in the third quarter; the growth forecast that had been raised at mid-year remained unchanged. » More on finanzen.net
Jefferies confirms 'buy' for JENOPTIK and €48 price target after results beat expectations

Jefferies keeps JENOPTIK at 'buy' with a €48 price target after preliminary figures exceeded market expectations. Analyst Henrik Paganetty attributes the increase mainly to strong demand for semiconductor equipment. The numbers imply order growth of about 24 percent for the third quarter versus a consensus estimate of roughly 5 percent. » More on finanzen.net
Jenoptik benefits from AI boom and raises forecast

Jenoptik reports a significantly better result in the second quarter and order intake that rose by one third year‑on‑year to almost €370 million. Revenue grew 3% to €262 million, EBITDA increased 28% to about €55 million and the margin rose to 20.8%. The group narrows its revenue and margin expectations to the upper half of the previous range, sees further opportunities from AI‑driven demand for chip optics, but warns of a possible cooling of the order pipeline in the second half of the year. » More on faz.net
Jenoptik raises 2026 forecast after strong first half

In the first half of 2026 Jenoptik reported revenue growth of 1% (currency-adjusted about 3%) and EBITDA of around €99m, an increase of roughly 25%. Drivers were semiconductor equipment and biophotonics, and margins improved by about 400 basis points. The company raised its 2026 revenue guidance to 5%–9% and its EBITDA margin to 20%–21%, and reported an order backlog of around €825m. The stock reacted positively, rising about 3% in recent trading. » More on de.investing.com
Dominic Dorfner becomes CEO of Jenoptik and plans to streamline portfolio

Dominic Dorfner took over the leadership of Jenoptik on August 1 and aims to develop the company strategically, with a streamlining of the portfolio expected. He brings experience from Semikron Danfoss and highlights growth opportunities, particularly in micro-optics for the semiconductor industry and in biophotonics. A strategy process already underway is intended to set priorities; Dorfner is conducting initial site and investor talks. Jenoptik’s market capitalization has recently risen significantly, supporting capital market optimism. » More on faz.net

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In 2026, JENOPTIK has already paid €0.40 in dividends. The last payout was in June.

Financials

In the last quarter, JENOPTIK had revenue of €261.96m and net profit of €22.8m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	261.96m	2.81%
Gross profit	96.3m	20.07%
Net profit	22.8m	52.50%
EBITDA	54.6m	12.79%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€2.06bn
Number of shares	57.24m
52-week high/low	€48.42 - €18.15
Dividend yield	1.08%
Dividends TTM	€0.40
Beta	1.19
P/E ratio	23.68
PEG ratio	1.88
P/B ratio	2.01
P/S ratio	1.96

Company profile

Jenoptik AG engages in the optics and photonics business in Germany and internationally. The company operates through Light & Optics, Light & Production, and Light & Safety divisions. It offers imaging solutions and cameras, including microscope and thermographic camera, imaging modules, polymer-based camera modules, and digital microscope subsystem; laser and laser technology, such as laser ablation, scoring, cutting, welding, and distance meters and sensors, as well as laser OEM solutions comprising diode laser and disk laser technology, diode pumped disk lasers, laser systems, and LK heat sink; and optical modules and components for light detection and ranging sensors. The company also provides optics and optical systems, including objective lenses for laser material processing, system partner for optics, customized and standardized objective lenses, optical measuring systems, and precision optical components; optical shaft measuring systems, optical 3D measurement technology, optical in-line inspection, vision-systems, and ultra-fast opto-electronic probe card; and optoelectronics and optoelectronic systems comprising system partner for optoelectronic systems, customized-specific optoelectronic systems, optoelectronics assemblies and subsystems, light modulation, and photodiodes and LEDs. In addition, it offers road safety solutions, such as speed enforcement, average speed cameras, red light cameras, evaluation software, and traffic services; and civil security solutions, including automatic number plate recognition and data analysis software, border security, combating organized crime, protecting public places, and monitoring suspect vehicles. The company serves automotive, defense and security, electronics and information technology, healthcare and life science, industry and mechanical engineering, semiconductor equipment, and public safety sectors. Jenoptik AG was founded in 1846 and is headquartered in Jena, Germany.

Name	JENOPTIK
CEO	Dominic Dorfner
Headquarters	Jena, th Germany
Website	jenoptik.de
Sector	Consumer Discretionary
Industry	Household Durables
IPO	09/11/1998
Employees	3,975