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The price of a share certificate from BMW (BMW shares) (common stock) does not move. Investors recently paid EUR 91.42 for the paper.
Private and institutional investors’ valuation of BMW shares (common stock) remained unchanged today. Shares are currently slightly in the red with a discount of 0.40 percent. The security is currently worth EUR 91.42 on the stock market. Despite only minor changes, the BMW share certificate outperforms the general market, as measured by the Euro Stoxx 50 (Euro Stoxx 50). The Euro Stoxx 50 is currently trading at 4,134 points. This corresponds to a minus of 0.47 percent compared to the last listing of the previous trading day. With the new higher price, BMW’s stock is bound to rise. The stock reached a high of EUR 123.75 on March 17, 2015.
BMW company
BMW AG is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cars and motorcycles. A special feature of the company is that it follows a pure brand strategy: BMW develops, produces and sells its products under the well-known brands BMW, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars and MINI. In addition, the group provides payment services for individual mobility related to its products. The next review of the business books is scheduled for March 15, 2023.
A look at similar stocks
Some of BMW’s competitors are also listed. This includes, for example, the Mercedes-Benz Group (participating in the Mercedes-Benz Group). The group’s paper is currently 0.44 percent in the red. The course of Peugeot (Peugeot share), on the other hand, has not changed for now. stock costs – and so almost the same as the previous day.
This is how analysts see BMW shares
Several analysts are watching BMW stock.
Swiss central bank UBS has raised its price target for BMW from 70 to 85 euros and left the rating at “neutral”. In an industry study published on Monday, analyst Patrick Hummel sees the basic price war in the European and American car industry after the price cuts in Tesla as a “storm” for manufacturers, while distributors are a “safe haven”. The short-term negative outlook appears to be pricing in tire manufacturers. In his valuation model for BMW, the expert now considers a smaller number of shares for 2023 and higher earnings per share as a result of continued share buybacks.
Canadian bank RBC has lowered the price target for BMW from 107 to 103 euros and left the rating at “Sector Perform”. Analyst Tom Narayan expects prices in the European car industry to normalize from the second half of the year. Therefore, in a study available on Friday, he reduced his estimates for car manufacturers and now, according to his own statement, below the consensus forecast. He is also more cautious about tire manufacturers. The expert is still optimistic about the trend towards electric vehicles. His favorites remain sports car manufacturer Ferrari and truck manufacturers, among which he prefers Daimler Trucks.
This article was compiled by ARIVA.DE using company information from Finance Base and stock analysis from dpa-AFX. You can find information on the obligation to provide information in the event of conflicts of interest within the meaning of Section 34 b WpHG for the aforementioned analyst firms. here.
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