CEWE

Cewe announced a new repurchase programme to buy up to 150,000 of its own shares for up to €18 million, equivalent to about two percent of the share capital, to run until 16 April 2027. The announcement drove the stock to €111 in early trading (up nearly 5%) and improved the chart; the share remained in positive territory at midday. Traders view the move positively, saying buybacks can reduce the free float and support the share price and key metrics. » More on de.investing.com

CEWE plans to repurchase up to 150,000 of its own shares (around two percent of share capital) for a maximum of €18 million. The program begins next Tuesday and is to be completed by April 16, 2027. After the announcement, the CEWE share briefly rose about 3.6 percent in after-hours trading to €109.00. » More on finanzen.net

CEWE reports a H1 2026 revenue increase of 3.6% to €298 million, but EBIT shows a loss of €1.7 million due to transaction costs. The earlier closing of the sale of Commercial Online Printing, analysts say, improves group margins and is expected to generate a significant disposal gain in Q3 2026. Shortly afterwards CEWE announced the acquisition of KODAK MOMENTS Retail Photo Solutions; closing is expected in H1 2027 and should make CEWE the No. 1 in instant photo retail in Europe. GSC Research raises its price target to €146 and affirms the "buy" rating. » More on finanzen.net