MTU Aero Engines

The DAX fell 0.75% to 25,182 points, accompanied by weakness in technology, telecommunications and automotive stocks. MTU Aero Engines dropped 4.84% to a four-month low after Safran reported disappointing quarterly numbers for its engine business and the sector came under selling pressure. Rising oil prices, concerns about France’s public finances and doubts about the profitability of large AI investments further weighed on the markets. » More on finanzen.net

RBC Capital Markets leaves its rating for MTU Aero Engines at "Sector Perform" and confirms a price target of 365 euros. The bank expects continued sales momentum in the industrial goods sector and sees, in particular, a robust maintenance business in civil aviation for the third quarter. The stock rose intraday by 1.3 percent to 348.30 euros, leaving about 4.8 percent upside versus the price target. MTU is expected to publish Q3 figures on Oct. 29. » More on finanzen.net

Bernstein Research confirms its rating on MTU Aero Engines at "Outperform" and sets the price target at €450. Analyst Adrien Rabier sees the stock, with a P/E of 14, as closer to Airbus (P/E 16) than to Safran or Rolls‑Royce and considers free‑cash‑flow comparisons distorted. The share rose slightly and is trading about 19.8 percent below the price target. MTU is expected to publish its Q3-2026 results on October 29, 2026. » More on finanzen.net