XTRA:DB1
XTRA:DB1Capital Markets

Deutsche Börse (XTRA:DB1) Margin Expansion Reinforces Quality Narrative, Despite Slowing Revenue Outlook

Deutsche Börse (XTRA:DB1) delivered net profit margins of 27.6%, up from 26.8% a year ago. EPS posted 9% growth for the most recent year and a five-year compounded growth rate of 14.3%. Looking ahead, revenue is forecast to decline by 1.3% per year, while EPS is expected to grow at 6.2% per year, trailing the German market’s projected 16.6%. Consistent profit growth, high earnings quality, and reliable dividends continue to anchor investor confidence. However, the prospect of softer revenue...
XTRA:QB7
XTRA:QB7Capital Markets

Quirin Privatbank (XTRA:QB7) Profit Margin Beats Expectations, Reinforcing Bullish Community Narratives

Quirin Privatbank (XTRA:QB7) delivered robust earnings growth, increasing at a 17.1% annual rate over the last five years and accelerating to 29.8% in the latest year. Net profit margins climbed to 11.2% from last year’s 10.3%, signaling improved profitability. With high-quality earnings and a Price-To-Earnings Ratio of 14.7x that sits below both the German Capital Markets industry average and its peers, the setup appears attractive to value-focused investors since the stock trades at a...
XTRA:IXX
XTRA:IXXSoftware

Insider-Owned European Growth Companies To Watch In October 2025

As European markets continue to show resilience with the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index rising by 1.68%, and major indices like Germany’s DAX and the UK’s FTSE 100 seeing considerable gains, investor confidence is bolstered by strong business activity and consumer confidence. In this environment, growth companies with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often indicate management's commitment to long-term success, making them noteworthy considerations for those...
XTRA:PAH3
XTRA:PAH3Auto

What Porsche Automobil Holding (XTRA:PAH3)'s CEO Transition Means for Navigating EV and Market Headwinds

Porsche Automobil Holding recently announced that Dr. Michael Leiters, former CEO of McLaren Automotive, will succeed Dr. Oliver Blume as CEO of Porsche AG effective January 1, 2026, following signs of financial strain from softening electric vehicle demand, weak sales in China, and U.S. tariffs. Leiters’ extensive background with Ferrari, Porsche, and McLaren positions him to confront mounting operational and market challenges during a difficult period for German luxury carmakers. We’ll...