SÜSS MicroTec

SUSS MicroTec’s stock has fallen back below the 38‑ and 200‑day moving averages after a sell‑off, failing to confirm a previously expected end to the correction. Market participants are worried about possible industry‑wide shortages of key components that could delay fulfillment of rising order volumes and lead to disappointing quarterly results. The key question is whether the short‑term floor at the September interim low holds; clarity is expected at the latest with the Q3 figures on November 5. » More on finanzen.net

SUSS MicroTec is winning orders thanks to strong demand for temporary bonding solutions for HBM chips from customers such as Micron and manufacturers for Nvidia and reports a record order backlog of €473.7 million. For the current year it expects revenue of €425–485 million and an EBIT margin of 8–10%, while significantly stronger revenues and margins are projected for 2026 and through 2030. After a sharp price correction the stock is stabilizing, and with continued positive industry sentiment the company sees chances of returning toward €90 and above. » More on deraktionaer.de

After a record high and subsequent correction, SUSS MicroTec’s share briefly fell below the rising 200-day line at around €68.26 and has since reclaimed it; the 20-day line has also been regained. As long as the 200-day line holds, there remains a chance for a technical counter-move; a sustained rise, however, requires overcoming the resistance cluster at €73.50–76.30. A daily close above that area would open potential toward €82.13–83.20 and then €86.85 or €90.80; a daily close below €68.26 would likely extend the correction toward €62.30–65.85 or €60.06. » More on finanzen.net