HENSOLDT AG

HENSOLDT AG’s shares slipped 3‑4%, mirroring weak European defense stocks, yet Morgan Stanley’s target‑price lift shows resilience amid geopolitical tension.

German equities slip amid oil‑price spikes and geopolitical tension; defence faces profit‑realisation, while software & AI names rally, offering resilient upside.

German defense firms boost CAPEX on advanced manufacturing, with Hensoldt and peers riding a 5%+ share jump as investors eye resilient, tech‑driven growth in Europe’s heavy industry.

European markets lift as U.S.–Iran peace talks ease tensions—Hensoldt AG raises dividend to €0.55, boosting investor confidence amid falling oil prices and sector gains.

Hensoldt AG raises 2025 dividend to €0.55 per share, citing robust earnings and a strategic shift to a “neo‑systems house” that blends radar, cyber and software for future‑proof defence solutions.

Hensoldt AG’s shareholder meeting shows a 25% revenue lift, €1.5 bn order book, and a 2030 target of €5‑6 bn, highlighting its defence‑sector momentum and low‑teens growth outlook.

Hensoldt AG leads a defence rally as oil drops and rates stay steady, boosting European tech and industrial stocks while highlighting supply‑chain risks.

German defence rally lifts Hensoldt’s shares—solid earnings, space‑based partnerships and Sweden’s NATO win boost prospects amid EU export rules.

German defence firms navigate capex, digitalisation and EU cyber‑rules, turning strong orders into earnings amid supply‑chain and infrastructure shifts.

Hensoldt AG posts record order intake and higher profits, yet shares lag, reflecting geopolitical risk and market sentiment in defense stocks.