Traton

After a seasonally weak third quarter, TRATON reports confirmed annual forecasts and expects momentum to return in the fourth quarter, particularly in North America. Order intake rose in the first nine months by 25% to 253,147 vehicles, but remained slightly below analysts' estimates. Revenue and adjusted operating profit increased, the margin rose to 6.9%, and profit attributable to shareholders climbed to 2.61 billion euros. Management sees the high orders from previous quarters now translating into vehicle sales and maintains its targets. » More on finanzen.net

If €1,000 had been invested in TRATON a year ago (closing price €26.80), the holding would have been 37.313 shares and would have been worth about €1,235.82 at the closing price of €33.12 on 26 October 2026, an increase of 23.58%. Market capitalization most recently stands at €16.56 billion. Stock splits and dividend payments are not included in the calculation. » More on finanzen.net

TRATON raised vehicle deliveries in the third quarter by 10% to 78,900 units, mainly driven by a recovery in the US. The International Motors brand grew by nearly 50% to 19,900 vehicles, Scania sold 3% more (22,100), and MAN recorded a 1% decline to 24,500 vehicles. TRATON shares rose moderately in pre-market trading. » More on finanzen.net