Deutz

Deutz's share has gained around 30% after a successful breakout to double-digit price territory over the past twelve months. In the first half of 2026, revenue rose by about 11% to €1.1 billion, adjusted EBIT climbed roughly 43% to just under €80 million, and order intake grew about 29% to €1.3 billion. With an expected P/E of around 14.4 for 2026, the stock appears moderately valued compared with Rheinmetall (P/E ~27.6) and Hensoldt (P/E ~43.8), indicating further upside potential. » Altro su finanzen.net

CEO Sebastian Schulte and other executives as well as supervisory board members bought Deutz shares in August with a total value of more than €1.8 million. Since the purchases the stock briefly rose by almost 30% to around €13 and is currently at about €12; analysts recommend an average price target of €15.30 and unanimously rate it a buy. Deutz benefits, among other things, from the takeover of Flensburger Fahrzeugbau Gesellschaft and from demand in the defense sector. » Altro su handelsblatt.com

DEUTZ stock logged a third consecutive day of losses and was temporarily the weakest MDAX constituent on Wednesday, sliding by up to 5.17%. General market weakness, rising oil prices and climbing interest rates — which particularly hit cyclical industrial stocks like DEUTZ — are weighing on the shares. Warburg Research had raised its price target from €13.20 to €19 and confirmed its "Buy" rating, but the analysts' forecast has so far been unable to stop the selling pressure. » Altro su finanzen.net