Deutsche Börse AG

XTRA:DB1 Stock Report

Market Cap: €50.1b

Deutsche Börse Past Earnings Performance

Past criteria checks 3/6

Deutsche Börse has been growing earnings at an average annual rate of 12.2%, while the Capital Markets industry saw earnings declining at 1.1% annually. Revenues have been growing at an average rate of 13.1% per year. Deutsche Börse's return on equity is 20.7%, and it has net margins of 27.3%.

Key information

12.22%

Earnings growth rate

12.30%

EPS growth rate

Capital Markets Industry Growth15.20%
Revenue growth rate13.12%
Return on equity20.68%
Net Margin27.29%
Next Earnings Update20 Oct 2026

Recent past performance updates

Recent updates

Narrative Update Jun 16

DB1: Future Returns Will Reflect Retail Trading And Prediction Market Upside

Analysts have trimmed the consolidated fair value estimate for Deutsche Börse stock by about €1.42 to €286.08, reflecting recent price target cuts from firms that still highlight potential long term opportunities in retail trading volumes and prediction markets. Analyst Commentary Recent research on Deutsche Börse reflects a mix of optimism about long term growth drivers and caution around how much of that potential is already reflected in the stock price.
Narrative Update Jun 02

DB1: Future Returns Will Reward Volatility Hedge Appeal And Premium Earnings Multiple

Analysts now see fair value for Deutsche Börse at €287.50, up from €282.46. This reflects a mix of recent target changes and upgrades, with some firms lifting their price targets while others have trimmed them, along with modest adjustments to assumptions on discount rate, revenue trends, profit margins, and future P/E.
Narrative Update Apr 27

DB1: Future Returns Will Balance Volatility Hedge Appeal And Clearing Revenue Dependence

Analysts have lifted the fair value estimate for Deutsche Börse from about €275 to roughly €282, citing adjustments to discount rates, slightly improved profit margin assumptions, and revised future P/E expectations as the main factors behind the higher collective price targets. Analyst Commentary Recent Street research on Deutsche Börse has skewed positive, with several upgrades and higher price targets clustered over a short period.
Narrative Update Apr 12

DB1: Future Returns Will Depend On Volatility Hedge And Clearing Revenue Potential

The analyst fair value estimate for Deutsche Börse edges up from €273.23 to €275.00, as analysts factor in slightly more supportive assumptions on discount rate, revenue trajectory and margins, along with a series of recent price target increases and upgrades that highlight its role as a volatility hedge and the potential upside in trading and clearing revenue. Analyst Commentary Bullish Takeaways Recent price target increases into the €270 to €302 range reflect bullish analysts building in more supportive assumptions on revenue and margins, which aligns with the modest uplift in the fair value estimate.
Narrative Update Mar 27

DB1: Future Upside Will Rely On Volatility Hedge And Trading Activity

The updated analyst price target for Deutsche Börse increases from about €261 to around €273, with analysts citing its role as a volatility hedge in European financials and the potential for higher trading and clearing revenue as key supports for this change. Analyst Commentary Recent research on Deutsche Börse has centered on how the stock reflects its role as a volatility hedge in European financials and the scope for trading and clearing revenue to support valuation.
Narrative Update Feb 23

DB1: Future Upside Will Be Driven By Mixed Price Revisions

Analysts have made a modest upward adjustment to their fair value estimate for Deutsche Börse to €260.54, reflecting mixed recent price target moves of around €2 to €6 and updated assumptions on discount rate, profit margin and future P/E. Analyst Commentary Recent street research on Deutsche Börse has been mixed, with one major bank lifting its price target while others have trimmed theirs by €6.
Narrative Update Feb 09

DB1: Future Upside Will Be Driven By Allfunds Deal Prospects

Narrative update on Deutsche Börse The analyst price target for Deutsche Börse has shifted only slightly, with a fair value move of about €0.29 to €258.00, as analysts factor in small adjustments to revenue growth, profit margin and future P/E following a mix of recent target raises and cuts across the Street. Analyst Commentary Recent Street research around Deutsche Börse has been fairly active, with several small price target changes clustered over the past few months.
Narrative Update Jan 25

DB1: Future Upside Will Be Driven By Allfunds Deal Potential

Analysts have lowered their price targets on Deutsche Börse by around €6, reflecting slightly softer expectations for revenue growth, profit margins and future P/E multiples in their updated models. Analyst Commentary Recent research updates on Deutsche Börse reflect a mixed but generally balanced view, with modest changes in price targets rather than sweeping shifts in conviction.
Narrative Update Jan 09

DB1: Future Upside Will Be Driven By Allfunds Deal And Crypto Partnership

Analysts have trimmed their fair value estimate for Deutsche Börse by about €4 to €257.71, reflecting slightly lower price targets and modestly softer assumptions for revenue growth and future P/E multiples. Analyst Commentary Recent Street research on Deutsche Börse has focused on modest price target adjustments and a steady stance on ratings, giving you a clearer sense of how valuation and execution risks are being weighed.
Narrative Update Dec 16

DB1: Future Upside Will Be Driven By Allfunds Deal Progress

Analysts have made a modest upward adjustment to their price target for Deutsche Börse to about EUR 261 from roughly EUR 261 previously. This reflects slightly improved medium term revenue expectations and a broadly stable profit outlook, despite a marginally higher discount rate and little change in projected valuation multiples.
Narrative Update Dec 02

DB1: Future Performance Will Benefit From Potential Allfunds Acquisition Progress

Analysts have slightly raised their fair value price target for Deutsche Börse from €256.47 to €260.54. They cite modest improvements in growth assumptions and a marginally lower discount rate, even though recent street research updates have shown mixed movements.
Narrative Update Nov 18

DB1: Future Revenue Streams Will Drive Robust Long-Term Performance

The analyst consensus price target for Deutsche Börse has been adjusted slightly downward from €257.60 to €256.47. This change reflects updated analyst expectations given recent minor revisions to revenue growth and risk assumptions.
Narrative Update Nov 01

DB1: Neutral Ratings And Stable Profit Outlook Will Sustain Market Confidence

Deutsche Börse's analyst price target has been revised slightly downward to €257.60 from €259.87. This change reflects analysts' assessment of modestly lower growth expectations along with a stable profit outlook.
Narrative Update Oct 18

European Integration And Regulatory Trends Will Fuel Enduring Market Stability

Narrative Update: Deutsche Börse Analyst Price Target Adjustment Analysts have slightly lowered their price target for Deutsche Börse, reducing it from approximately €267 to €260. This adjustment is attributed to softer projected revenue growth and a modestly lower fair value estimate.
Narrative Update Oct 04

European Integration And Regulatory Trends Will Fuel Enduring Market Stability

The analyst price target for Deutsche Börse has been slightly reduced in recent updates, as analysts cite modestly lowered fair value assessments and cautious expectations for revenue growth. This has resulted in a new consensus target that is only a few euros below previous forecasts.
Analysis Article Sep 01

Deutsche Börse AG's (ETR:DB1) Business Is Yet to Catch Up With Its Share Price

When close to half the companies in Germany have price-to-earnings ratios (or "P/E's") below 18x, you may consider...
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New Narrative Nov 07

Capital Markets Innovation And Critical Integration Propel Future Growth Potential

Strategic Horizon 2026 plan centers on capital markets infrastructure growth and disciplined capital allocation, supporting revenue and EPS growth through core business expansion.

Revenue & Expenses Breakdown

How Deutsche Börse makes and spends money. Based on latest reported earnings, on an LTM basis.


Earnings and Revenue History

XTRA:DB1 Revenue, expenses and earnings (EUR Millions)
DateRevenueEarningsG+A ExpensesR&D Expenses
30 Jun 267,7492,1151,8150
31 Mar 267,5392,0551,8110
31 Dec 257,3801,9951,8030
30 Sep 257,3002,0141,8180
30 Jun 257,2281,9861,7890
31 Mar 257,1721,9751,7960
31 Dec 247,0221,9481,7600
30 Sep 246,8881,8481,7640
30 Jun 246,6311,8041,6820
31 Mar 246,3361,7481,5830
31 Dec 236,0961,7241,5040
30 Sep 235,7961,6761,3360
30 Jun 235,6751,6491,3410
31 Mar 235,3981,5471,2890
31 Dec 225,2251,4941,2570
30 Sep 224,9741,4161,1800
30 Jun 224,7191,3431,0980
31 Mar 224,5901,3131,0800
31 Dec 214,3631,2101,0230
30 Sep 214,1801,1579630
30 Jun 213,9211,0849090
31 Mar 213,7681,0308710
31 Dec 203,7171,0808390
30 Sep 203,5821,0648190
30 Jun 203,5961,0868180
31 Mar 203,5201,0967970
31 Dec 193,3031,0047650
30 Sep 193,2779317810
30 Jun 193,1809077350
31 Mar 193,1408517600
01 Jan 193,1048247710
30 Sep 183,2218987990
30 Jun 183,1528777850
31 Mar 183,0778437440
01 Jan 182,9998747220
30 Sep 172,9178317090
30 Jun 172,8787967380
31 Mar 172,8138046530
31 Dec 162,8257226620
30 Sep 162,7316416550
30 Jun 162,7246276580
31 Mar 162,6726116450
31 Dec 152,6176136280
30 Sep 152,4867495510

Quality Earnings: DB1 has high quality earnings.

Growing Profit Margin: DB1's current net profit margins (27.3%) are lower than last year (27.5%).


Free Cash Flow vs Earnings Analysis


Past Earnings Growth Analysis

Earnings Trend: DB1's earnings have grown by 12.2% per year over the past 5 years.

Accelerating Growth: DB1's earnings growth over the past year (6.5%) is below its 5-year average (12.2% per year).

Earnings vs Industry: DB1 earnings growth over the past year (6.5%) did not outperform the Capital Markets industry 29.8%.


Return on Equity

High ROE: DB1's Return on Equity (20.7%) is considered high.


Return on Assets


Return on Capital Employed


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Company Analysis and Financial Data Status

DataLast Updated (UTC time)
Company Analysis2026/08/19 00:46
End of Day Share Price 2026/08/19 00:00
Earnings2026/06/30
Annual Earnings2025/12/31

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Ownership10 years
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Management10 years
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Analyst Sources

Deutsche Börse AG is covered by 29 analysts. 9 of those analysts submitted the estimates of revenue or earnings used as inputs to our report. Analysts submissions are updated throughout the day.

AnalystInstitution
Jesús Domínguez AnguloBanco de Sabadell. S.A.
Joanna NaderBarclays
Michael SandersonBarclays