GEA

Bernstein analyst Benjamin Thielmann initiated coverage of GEA at “Market-Perform” with a €69 price target after praising order intake, margin improvements and the service business. However, following a buyback announcement and an upgrade of targets for 2026, he sees no further near-term share-price catalysts, since potential large orders and higher margin targets for 2030 are already priced in. The GEA share subsequently fell about 1.2% to €66.55; since the June interim low the stock is up roughly a quarter and hit a record high of €68.10 at the end of August. » Więcej na finanzen.net

Board member Klaus Stojentin officially acquired 3,000 GEA shares at €64.95 each on 18 September 2026 (reported on 21 September 2026). The transaction took place while the GEA share was trading slightly up; the most recent price was around €65. GEA has a market capitalization of about €10.50 billion and 162,802,000 shares in free float; previously, board member Kocherscheidt bought 2,000 shares in June at €58.60. » Więcej na finanzen.net

An analysis in Right’s Whatif report shows that progress by German publicly traded companies on emissions reductions slowed in 2025, partly due to shifting priorities and a difficult economic environment. Only ten of the reporting corporations follow a Paris-aligned investment path, while more companies show worse metrics than last year; the median projection is 1.8 degrees. Individual firms such as Gea achieve top results (0.8 degrees), while Symrise and Porsche fall back in their climate performance; many companies are postponing climate investments because financial headroom is narrowing. » Więcej na faz.net