XTRA:ADS
XTRA:ADSLuxury

Is adidas (XTRA:ADS) Using Experiential Branding To Deepen Its Long-Term Sports Lifestyle Moat?

Earlier this month, Adidas Terrex ran a creative campaign that included opening a cozy yurt in Kazakhstan as an experiential marketing hub for the brand. The yurt activation highlights adidas’s push into immersive, outdoors-focused storytelling that reinforces its sports lifestyle positioning and attracts social media attention. We’ll now explore how this Kazakhstan yurt experience, as an example of experiential branding, could influence adidas’s broader investment narrative. Rare earth...
XTRA:KCO
XTRA:KCOTrade Distributors

Klöckner & Co (XTRA:KCO): Is the Steel Distributor’s Strong Share Price Run Still Undervalued?

Klöckner & Co (XTRA:KCO) has quietly turned into one of Germany’s stronger steel distributors this year, with the stock up around 81% year to date and roughly 89% over the past year. See our latest analysis for Klöckner & Co. That surge has come as investors warm to the group’s restructuring progress and digitalisation push. A 56.71% 1 month share price return and 89.32% 1 year total shareholder return suggest momentum is still firmly building rather than fading. If Klöckner & Co’s run has...
XTRA:HBH
XTRA:HBHSpecialty Retail

Hornbach (XTRA:HBH) Margin Pressure Undercuts Bullish Profitability Narrative in Q3 2026 Results

HORNBACH Holding KGaA (XTRA:HBH) has posted its Q3 2026 numbers with revenue of €1.5 billion and EPS of €0.64, alongside net income of €10.2 million, setting a measured tone for the latest update. The company has seen revenue move from €1.51 billion in Q3 2025 to €1.54 billion in Q3 2026, while trailing 12 month EPS sat at €8.34 and total revenue at €6.39 billion, giving investors a clear read on scale and profitability as net margins continue to edge lower. Overall, the release points to a...
XTRA:DKG
XTRA:DKGRetail REITs

Deutsche Konsum REIT (XTRA:DKG) Q4 FFO Turn Negative, Undermining Bullish Cash-Flow Narratives

Deutsche Konsum REIT-AG (XTRA:DKG) has just wrapped up FY 2025 with Q4 total revenue of €38.3 million and a net loss (excluding extra items) of €22.4 million, alongside negative Funds From Operations (FFO) of €9.9 million that will catch income-focused REIT investors’ attention. The company has seen quarterly revenue move from €25.6 million in Q1 2025 to €29.6 million in Q2 and €29.0 million in Q3 before reaching €38.3 million in Q4, while EPS swung from a modest €0.05 in Q1 to losses of €0.8...
XTRA:PUM
XTRA:PUMLuxury

Is PUMA’s Share Price Slide Creating an Opportunity After the Recent 44% Rebound?

If you are wondering whether PUMA’s beaten-up share price could actually be a bargain hiding in plain sight, this article will walk through whether the current level makes sense or not. The stock has bounced 3.1% over the last week and an impressive 43.6% over the past month, but that is coming off a steep slide, with the shares still down 49.4% year to date and 73.3% over five years. That kind of whiplash performance has put PUMA back on investors’ radar, with sentiment swinging between...
XTRA:SIE
XTRA:SIEIndustrials

Has Siemens Rally Left Much Upside or Do Fundamentals Suggest Further Room to Run?

Wondering if Siemens is still a smart buy after its strong run, or if the best days are already priced in? This article unpacks what the current share price really implies about future value. The stock has slipped a modest 0.3% over the last week but is still up 8.1% over 30 days, 24.9% year to date, 27.7% over the past year, and 99.1% over 3 years and 130.9% over 5 years, which naturally raises the question of how much upside is left. Recent attention around Siemens has focused on its...
BST:3WB
BST:3WBTransportation

Waberer's International Nyrt Leads 3 Undiscovered European Gems with Strong Metrics

In recent weeks, the European market has experienced mixed performance, with the pan-European STOXX Europe 600 Index ending slightly lower and major stock indexes showing varied results. Amidst these fluctuations and potential rate hikes from the European Central Bank, investors are increasingly on the lookout for small-cap stocks that demonstrate resilience and strong fundamentals. Identifying a good stock in this environment often involves focusing on companies with robust financial metrics...
XTRA:FME
XTRA:FMEHealthcare

Fresenius Medical Care (XTRA:FME): Assessing Valuation After Recent Share Price Slowdown

Fresenius Medical Care (XTRA:FME) has been drifting quietly in recent weeks, but the stock’s mixed performance this year sets up an interesting question for investors: how do its improving profits square with the weaker share price? See our latest analysis for Fresenius Medical Care. Despite a softer 90 day share price return of 6.89 percent and a year to date share price return of 7.47 percent, Fresenius Medical Care’s improving fundamentals and solid three year total shareholder return of...
XTRA:ADS
XTRA:ADSLuxury

Is adidas Stock Mispriced After 2024 Slump and Strategy Refocus?

Wondering if adidas at €167.05 is a bargain in disguise or a value trap hiding behind a famous brand? This article is going to unpack what the current share price really implies. Despite being down 29.4% year to date and 28.6% over the last year, the stock has bounced 1.7% in the past week and 8.5% over the past month. This hints that sentiment around its 35.7% three year gain might be turning again. Recent headlines have focused on adidas refocusing its brand strategy, pushing performance...
XTRA:BAS
XTRA:BASChemicals

Assessing BASF (XTRA:BAS) Valuation After a Steady Recent Share Price Climb

BASF (XTRA:BAS) has been quietly grinding higher this month, and that steady climb is catching investor attention. The stock’s recent gains sit against a mixed multi year track record and improving earnings momentum. See our latest analysis for BASF. At around $44.02, BASF’s recent 1 month share price return of just over 5% hints that sentiment is stabilising. A 1 year total shareholder return of roughly 9% points to gradually rebuilding momentum rather than a sharp rerating. If BASF’s slow...
XTRA:SIE
XTRA:SIEIndustrials

Siemens (XTRA:SIE): Is the Recent Share Price Strength Justified by Its Current Valuation?

Siemens (XTRA:SIE) has quietly outperformed the wider European industrials group this year, and with the share price up roughly 4 % over the past month, investors are asking what is driving the momentum. See our latest analysis for Siemens. That momentum sits on top of a strong backdrop, with a roughly 23 % year to date share price return and multi year total shareholder returns comfortably ahead of many European peers. This suggests investors are leaning into Siemens digital and automation...
XTRA:HEN3
XTRA:HEN3Household Products

Does Henkel’s Portfolio Streamlining Make Its Recent Share Price Slump a Potential Opportunity?

If you are wondering whether Henkel KGaA is quietly turning into a value opportunity while the market looks elsewhere, this article will walk you through whether the current price actually makes sense. The stock is up 2.1% over the last week but is roughly flat over the past month and still down 15.3% year to date and 13.0% over the last year. This pattern suggests sentiment has been cautious despite a 14.8% gain over three years. Recent headlines have focused on Henkel's ongoing portfolio...
XTRA:NCH2
XTRA:NCH2Construction

Assessing thyssenkrupp nucera (XTRA:NCH2) Valuation After Major Middle East Electrolyser Contract Win

thyssenkrupp nucera KGaA (XTRA:NCH2) just landed a high double digit million euro contract to supply electrolysers for a new large scale Chlor Alkali plant in the Middle East, sharpening attention on its stock. See our latest analysis for thyssenkrupp nucera KGaA. The latest contract win comes after a choppy spell for the stock, with a 90 day share price return of minus 19.54 percent and a 1 year total shareholder return of minus 23.44 percent. This suggests sentiment may be stabilising...
XTRA:LHA
XTRA:LHAAirlines

Deutsche Lufthansa (XTRA:LHA) Is Up 5.8% After Broker Upgrade Highlights Turnaround Momentum

Earlier this month, Kepler Cheuvreux upgraded Deutsche Lufthansa’s rating from Hold to Buy, highlighting progress in its turnaround program and potential benefits from sector-wide factors like capacity constraints and lower fuel costs. The broker also pointed to Lufthansa’s growing focus on premium long-haul travel and its Eurowings expansion as areas where shifting global demand patterns could enhance the group’s competitive position. Next, we’ll examine how this upgrade and confidence in...