German Software Stock News

Wondering if Merck KGaA's recent price dip is actually presenting a hidden value opportunity? You’re not alone. Knowing how to spot these moments is what separates the casual observer from the informed investor. It’s been a choppy ride lately, with the stock down 1.4% over the last week, 5.8% over the past month, and a notable 19.2% slide so far this year. These moves haven’t happened in a vacuum. Shifts in the German pharmaceutical sector and regulatory changes have been stirring up...

AIXTRON (XTRA:AIXA) reported earnings growth that continues to outpace the broader German market, with forecasts calling for an 18.4% increase in earnings per year and a 9.4% rise in revenue. Both of these figures are ahead of the market’s 6.1% growth expectation. Over the past five years, the company’s earnings have grown at a robust 19.4% annualized rate, though the most recent net profit margin fell to 17.2% from last year’s 19.6%. Investors are watching closely as margins compress, but...

PSI Software (XTRA:PSAN) remains unprofitable, with losses increasing at an annual rate of 57.1% over the last five years. Despite ongoing negative net margins, the company’s top line paints a different story. Revenues are forecast to jump 9.6% per year, outpacing the German market, and earnings are projected to expand at 54.62% per year with a return to profitability expected within three years. Investors eye these growth forecasts as well as the company’s valuation, which currently sits...

KION GROUP (XTRA:KGX) saw earnings decline by 6% per year over the past five years, with current net profit margins at 2% versus 2.9% a year ago. Looking forward, earnings are forecast to grow at a rapid 37.74% annually over the next three years, which is more than double the German market’s expected 16.7% per year. However, revenue projections of 5.6% trail the broader market. Investors are likely to weigh the recent contraction in profit margins and the multi-year decline in earnings...

Traton (XTRA:8TRA) posted impressive momentum in its latest results, with earnings forecast to grow at 21.5% per year, more than double the growth rate of the broader German market. Over the past five years, earnings have surged by an average of 40.6% per year, though recent figures show net profit margins slipping to 4%, down from 5.4% the year before. Despite revenue growth lagging the market at 3.1% yearly, the company stands out for its high quality of earnings, while its share price of...

LPKF Laser & Electronics (XTRA:LPK) has remained unprofitable, with annual losses widening by 35.4% per year over the last five years and no signs of improvement in net profit margin. However, revenue is forecast to climb 11.6% per year, substantially outpacing the German market’s 6.1% average. Earnings are projected to increase by 123.34% annually as the company is expected to turn profitable within three years. With shares currently trading at €6.6, well below both the estimated fair value...

Puma (XTRA:PUM) reported earnings losses that have deepened at an average rate of 11.8% per year over the last five years. Revenue is currently forecast to grow 3.1% annually, which is well behind the German market’s anticipated 6.1% pace. Looking ahead, analysts expect profitability within the next three years. Earnings are projected to grow at a rapid 76.3% per year if those forecasts hold. See our full analysis for PUMA. Next, we will see how these headline numbers compare to the most...

Ever wondered if Deutsche Post is really worth its current price, or if there might be hidden value waiting to be discovered? Let's explore what could make this stock stand out for investors searching for opportunities. Deutsche Post has been making steady moves, with its share price rising 1.5% in the last week and a strong 17.3% return year-to-date. This suggests growing confidence or a shift in risk appetite among investors. One contributor to these recent gains has been increased...

Volkswagen (XTRA:VOW3) posted a 3.6% annual decline in earnings over the past five years, with a significant one-off loss of €4.4 billion dragging down its latest figures as of 30th September, 2025. Net profit margins dropped to 2.2% from last year’s 3.7%, while revenue is projected to grow 2.6% annually, trailing the broader German market’s expected 6.1% pace. Looking ahead, analysts expect Volkswagen’s earnings to rebound at 27.1% per year, significantly above the German average of 16.7%...

In October 2025, ProCredit Holding AG’s Management Board revised the group’s 2025 return on equity guidance down to 7-8% from about 10%, citing increased loss allowances for the upcoming year. This development highlights the firm’s more cautious view on loan performance, even as guidance for loan portfolio growth and capital strength remains steady. We'll now explore how this lowered profit expectation, and its link to higher projected loss allowances, may shift ProCredit Holding's...

Adidas (XTRA:ADS) posted a net profit margin of 4.9%, up from 1.7% last year, and delivered 217% earnings growth over the past year. The company’s outlook points to revenue growing 7.6% per year and earnings set to rise 21.9% annually, both outpacing the broader German market. With margin gains, robust historic earnings improvement, and forecasts signaling continued profit acceleration, shareholders are likely to keep a close eye on the upbeat numbers and valuation debate. See our full...

Henkel KGaA (XTRA:HEN3) just announced the launch of its new Packaging RecycLab in Shanghai, focusing on recycling innovation and advanced adhesive technologies. This investment reflects Henkel’s focus on sustainability and its efforts to strengthen its footprint in China. See our latest analysis for Henkel KGaA. Henkel KGaA’s launch of the Shanghai Packaging RecycLab comes as the stock shows some renewed momentum, with a 5.5% gain in the last 90 days. However, the year-to-date share price...

Howard Marks put it nicely when he said that, rather than worrying about share price volatility, 'The possibility of...

Key Insights Significant insider control over PFISTERER Holding implies vested interests in company growth 52% of the...

BASF (XTRA:BAS) has returned to profitability, with net profit margins improving compared to last year. Over the past five years, however, the company’s earnings have declined by an average of 16.6% per year. Looking ahead, BASF’s earnings are forecast to grow at 19.4% annually, exceeding the German market’s average of 16.7%. However, anticipated revenue growth of 2.4% lags behind the expected 6.1% rate for the broader German market. Investors face a mixed picture as they weigh signs of...

HWA AG ( ETR:H9W ) shares have had a horrible month, losing 26% after a relatively good period beforehand. The drop...

DATA MODUL Aktiengesellschaft Produktion und Vertrieb von elektronischen Systemen ( ETR:DAM ) shareholders have had...

It's not a stretch to say that Dermapharm Holding SE's ( ETR:DMP ) price-to-earnings (or "P/E") ratio of 17x right now...

AUTO1 Group SE's ( ETR:AG1 ) price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of 0.9x may not look like an appealing investment...

Earlier this week, Kepler Cheuvreux downgraded Vossloh AG from Buy to Hold, citing valuation concerns following a strong rally and highlighting potential delays in infrastructure projects by Deutsche Bahn, Vossloh’s key customer. This move has drawn attention to how reliant Vossloh is on timely execution of its main customer’s investment plans, elevating focus on the near-term business outlook. We’ll explore how the analyst’s concerns about delays in Deutsche Bahn’s infrastructure projects...

HelloFresh (XTRA:HFG) extended its loss-making streak this year, with net losses compounding at an alarming 70.3% annual rate over the past five years and no reported improvement in profitability. Despite these persistent losses and a modest 1.8% revenue growth forecast—well behind the German market’s 6% pace—the company is expected to turn profitable within three years. Forecasted earnings growth is 87.98% per year, a rate well above average. Shares are trading at €7.12, a sharp discount to...

Covestro (XTRA:1COV) remains in the red, with losses deepening at an annualized rate of 53% over the past five years. Despite that backdrop, the company’s outlook remains compelling for investors: revenue is expected to grow 3.5% per year, while earnings are forecast to bounce back at a rapid 98.16% per year. This positions Covestro on track for profitability within three years. Shares are currently trading at €59.84, below an estimated fair value of €68.78 and lower than peer and sector...

Deutsche Lufthansa (XTRA:LHA) posted an annual earnings growth rate of 68.1% over the past five years, with its net profit margin rising to 4.6% from 3.3% a year earlier. While forward-looking forecasts call for earnings to climb by 3.85% per year and revenue to rise 3.7% annually, both metrics lag behind broader German market expectations. Still, the combination of improved profitability and a Price-to-Earnings ratio of 5.1x, well below industry peers and the global airline average, makes...

Symrise (XTRA:SY1) shared its third quarter 2025 sales results, reporting organic growth of 1.4% despite tough year-on-year comparisons and the impacts of portfolio changes and currency fluctuations. Investors are watching how sustained project activity influences outlook. See our latest analysis for Symrise. Symrise shares are down 28.3% year-to-date, while the total shareholder return over the past year has dipped 32.8%. The latest positive sales update and a strong project pipeline have...