TECHNOGYM S.P.A.

Technogym shares climbed about 5.2% on the Borsa Italiana to €13.89 after UBS upgraded the stock from "Neutral" to "Buy" and slightly raised its price target to €21.30. UBS said the Q2 weakness was more likely due to transport, logistics and production disruptions than to a structural demand slowdown. By contrast, Citi left its rating at "Neutral" but cut its price target from €21.50 to €15, warning of persistently high input costs. Technogym also benefited from a technical rebound near its 52-week low and a broadly supportive domestic market environment (FTSE MIB). » More on de.investing.com

Technogym has gained strongly since spring 2025: the stock has risen 163 percent since the recommendation in issue 19/25. Half-year figures for 2025 showed 14% revenue growth and over 34% profit growth with a net margin of 9.1%; management is targeting around €900 million in revenue for 2025. Growth drivers are the digital transformation with MyWellness and the RUN X platform, as well as the strong B2B dominance as outfitter of gyms, hotels and sporting events. » More on deraktionaer.de

Technogym increased its revenue by 14.1 percent and its net profit by 34 percent in the first half of the year, pushing the stock to new all-time highs. The company benefited from double-digit growth across all business segments and regions, as well as an improved EBITDA margin. Investors are advised to partially take profits and adjust their stop-loss orders. » More on deraktionaer.de

Technogym increased its revenue by 14.1% to €459 million and its adjusted net profit by 34.4% to €44 million in the first half of 2025. Growth was significant across all regions and sales channels, especially in retail. CEO Nerio Alessandri expressed confidence in the future and highlighted the company's strategic investments in digital capabilities and new products. » More on de.investing.com