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