MTU Aero Engines

Private bank Berenberg has raised the price target for MTU Aero Engines from €350 to €390 but kept the rating at "Hold." In an industry study, analyst George McWhirter noted that average operating hours of aircraft turbines increased in July; on a year‑on‑year basis Rolls Royce and Safran were ahead of MTU. The stock traded slightly weaker intraday at around €378, still offering roughly 3.2% upside to the price target; Q3 figures are expected on 29 October 2026. » Altro su finanzen.net

Barclays has lowered its rating for MTU Aero Engines from "Equal Weight" to "Underweight" while simultaneously raising the price target from €415 to €420. Analyst Milene Kerner recommends reallocations within the engine sector; Safran and Melrose remain Overweight, with MTU rated qualitatively strong but its growth potential comparatively exhausted. The stock last traded at €371.00 (-0.7%), implying upside of about 13.2% versus the target price. » Altro su finanzen.net

After Q2 figures, Warburg Research raised its price target for MTU Aero Engines from €319 to €350 but kept the rating at Hold. Key metrics slightly exceeded the firm’s assumptions and consensus estimates, mainly thanks to the maintenance and repair business. The share fell intraday by 1.3% to €364.80, leaving it about 4.1% above the new price target. Q3 2026 results are expected on 29.10.2026. » Altro su finanzen.net