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

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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.

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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 rather than accelerating.

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With the shares still trading well below analyst targets despite signs of improving profitability, the key question now is whether thyssenkrupp nucera is quietly undervalued or if the market already sees and prices in its next phase of growth.

Most Popular Narrative: 25.9% Undervalued

With thyssenkrupp nucera last closing at €7.97 against a narrative fair value of about €10.75, the market gap here is hard to ignore.

Expansion of the service and aftermarket business in the chlor-alkali segment (with rising orders from the Middle East, Central Europe, U.S., and China) is boosting recurring, higher-margin revenues, as evidenced by the stable or growing EBIT in this segment. This supports gross margin expansion and enhanced earnings quality over time.

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Curious how a shrinking revenue base can still underpin a higher valuation multiple and richer margins. The narrative leans on specific profitability upgrades and long dated earnings power. Want to see which forward assumptions really carry this upside case and how they bridge today’s losses to tomorrow’s cash flows.

Result: Fair Value of €10.75 (UNDERVALUED)

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However, a thinner order pipeline and delays in final investment decisions on flagship green hydrogen projects could quickly reverse this upside case.

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Another View: Valuation Multiples Flash a Warning

While narratives and fair value models hint at upside, the current valuation looks stretched on earnings. NCH2 trades on a P E ratio of about 62.9 times, roughly double peers at 30.9 times and triple our fair ratio of 20.3 times, leaving little room for execution missteps.

See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.

XTRA:NCH2 PE Ratio as at Dec 2025

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