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Lufthansa resumes flights to Dubai with up to 36 connections per week

From the end of October 2026 Lufthansa will gradually return to Dubai and plans up to 36 weekly flights at peak; Swiss, Austrian Airlines and Eurowings are also launching services. The aim is to strengthen its presence in the Middle East and expand the offering across multiple hubs. Analysts remain largely skeptical despite the network expansion (consensus: Moderate Sell) and expect only limited short‑term share‑price effects; reliable indications of financial impact are unlikely before the results due in early November. » More on finanzen.net
Lufthansa in race for 44.9% of TAP — Portugal to decide mid-October

The Portuguese government will decide in mid-October on buyers for a 44.9% minority stake in TAP; Lufthansa and Air France-KLM must revise their bids and are granted a three-week negotiation period. In addition, 5% of the shares are reserved for TAP employees, while the state will initially retain the majority. The Lufthansa share is under pressure due to high jet-fuel prices and, despite partial hedging, the market environment remains tense, so investors should wait for now. » More on deraktionaer.de
Lufthansa to gradually resume flights to Dubai from end of October

The Lufthansa Group is rebuilding its service to Dubai and plans to gradually operate up to 36 weekly connections from the end of October. Lufthansa will start on 25 October with five weekly connections from Munich, with routes from Frankfurt following a day later; Swiss and Austrian will resume flights from Zurich and Vienna, and Eurowings will fly from Berlin, Stuttgart and Cologne/Bonn from November. The security situation in the region will continue to be assessed in coordination with authorities in view of recently increased military tensions in the Persian Gulf. » More on manager-magazin.de

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In 2026, Lufthansa has already paid €0.33 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Lufthansa had revenue of €11.14bn and net profit of €123m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	11.14bn	7.93%
Gross profit	1.12bn	24.76%
Net profit	123m	87.85%
EBITDA	1.07bn	40.03%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€9.21bn
Number of shares	1.2bn
52-week high/low	€10.56 - €6.75
Dividend yield	4.33%
Dividends TTM	€0.33
Beta	0.87
P/E ratio	13.46
PEG ratio	-0.22
P/B ratio	0.78
P/S ratio	0.22

Company profile

Die Deutsche Lufthansa AG ist als Luftfahrtunternehmen in Deutschland und international tätig. Das Segment Network Airlines bietet Passagierdienste an. Das Segment Eurowings bietet Passagierdienste über ein Streckennetz von mehr als 100 Zielen in über 50 Ländern an. Das Geschäftssegment Logistik bietet Transportdienstleistungen für verschiedene Güter an, darunter Stückgut, Gefahrgut, Wertsachen, empfindliche Güter, verderbliche Güter, lebende Tiere, Kurierdienste, Notfalldienste, Luftpost/E-Commerce und temperatursensible Güter, und bedient damit rund 300 Ziele in 100 Ländern. Das Segment Wartungs-, Reparatur- und Überholungsdienste (MRO) bietet Wartungs-, Reparatur- und Überholungsdienste für zivile Verkehrsflugzeuge für Erstausrüster und Flugzeugleasingunternehmen, Betreiber von VIP-Jets und Fluggesellschaften an. Das Segment Catering Business des Unternehmens ist in den Bereichen Inflight Services und Convenience Retail sowie in anderen Bereichen wie Einzelhandel und Lebensmittelhersteller tätig. Zum 31. Dezember 2021 verfügte das Unternehmen über eine Flotte von 713 Flugzeugen. Die Deutsche Lufthansa AG wurde 1926 gegründet und hat ihren Hauptsitz in Köln, Deutschland.

Name	Lufthansa
CEO	Carsten Spohr
Headquarters	Cologne, nw Germany
Website	investor-relations.lufthansagroup.com
Sector	Industrials
Industry	Passenger Airlines
IPO	16/12/1996
Employees	103,255