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OHB share falls sharply after rally — profit-taking or trend reversal?

The OHB share plunged intraday by around 7.7% after a strong rally, despite there being no negative company announcement, making profit-taking the likely explanation. Many recent communications are declarations of intent or studies without revenues that can be realized in the short term; hard order intake remains decisive. The company points to its nine-month results on November 12 and the award of the Bundeswehr contract SATCOMBw stage 4 as the next milestones. Fundamental supports include a strengthened balance sheet, the IRIS² contract worth just under one billion euros and positive analyst ratings, while the share price still trades below the placement price of €300. » More on finanzen.net
OHB strengthens position in the space-defense market with stake in MediaMobil

OHB has taken a 25 percent stake in MediaMobil Communication, which provides satellite communication solutions for challenging environments, thereby expanding OHB’s presence in the space-defense segment. The stock recovered strongly from lows and broke above the 38-day moving average; technically there is further upside potential to the 200-day moving average at €260–270, while the RSI signals short-term overbought conditions. Valuation is high (P/E around 75 at €234), so high volatility is to be expected; a possible award on the Bundeswehr project SATCOMBw4 could serve as an additional share-price catalyst. » More on finanzen.net
OHB share rises after several project announcements — SATCOMBw decision remains decisive

The OHB share gained almost 18 percent within a week after the company published several announcements on ESA studies, an EU‑funded project and a stake in MediaMobil. The ESA commissioned feasibility studies for the lunar infrastructure concept OASIS, the EU funded the rocket‑engine project Eu‑BEST with €4.96 million, and OHB acquired 25 percent of MediaMobil. Further significant share‑price impulses depend on contracts not yet awarded, in particular the Bundeswehr SATCOMBw 4 programme, whose award and scope are decisive for OHB. Operationally OHB shows growth in total output and adjusted EBITDA, but net income remains volatile; analysts are mostly positive but see valuation and order risks. » More on finanzen.net

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In 2026, OHB has already paid €0.60 in dividends. The last payout was in June.

Financials

In the last quarter, OHB had revenue of €329.2m and net profit of -€5.14m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	329.2m	6.80%
Gross profit	28.35m	0.31%
Net profit	-5.14m	180.70%
EBITDA	10.84m	54.58%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€4.88bn
Number of shares	20.77m
52-week high/low	€669.00 - €30.58
Dividend yield	0.23%
Dividends TTM	€0.60
Beta	0.85
P/E ratio	102.86
PEG ratio	0.16
P/B ratio	4.92
P/S ratio	3.79

Company profile

OHB SE operates as a space and technology company in Germany, rest of Europe, and internationally. The company operates through three segments, Space Systems, Aerospace, and Digital segments. It produces and distributes products and projects, as well as provides technology services primarily in the areas of space and aeronautic technology, telematics, and satellite services. The Space Systems segment focuses on developing and executing space projects. This segment primarily develops and manufactures low-orbiting and geostationary small satellites for navigation, research, communications, and earth and weather observation and reconnaissance, including scientific payloads; undertakes projects for the assembly and outfitting of the International Space Station; and prepares studies and models for exploring solar system, such as the moon, asteroids, and Mars. The Aerospace segment is involved in assembling and developing aviation and space products; and other industrial activities. The Digital segment provides mechatronic systems for antennas and telescopes; various radio telescope projects; and operation of space-borne systems, digital applications based on satellite data as well as information technology and cybersecurity. The company is headquartered in Bremen, Germany.