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·2 t sittenSeveral posts suggest that Rheinmetall is old technology and their weapon platforms are no longer relevant. Drones have taken over the battlefield, and European defense is making the wrong purchases for the future battlefield. It is, like with an armchair critic, nothing more than a misrepresentation. Stock analysts also express this view online and, for example, in Millonærklubben etc., where Rheinmetall is often cut down with the words, "their systems are no longer needed in modern combat." This is notably stated by stock analysts who at most have served a short conscription in the Royal Life Guards. In my assessment, it is an incorrect analysis. Firstly, Rheinmetall produces a range of products that directly address the massive use of drones; for example, they have effective anti-drone capabilities, but they also become co-producers of long-range drones of a more interesting size. Secondly, Rheinmetall produces a range of systems that are used daily, also in Ukraine, including their ammunition. Another area where the analysis's assessment of the course of the war in Ukraine falls short is whether drones are the weapons of the future. No, they are not. Drones are one system among a range of weapon platforms. Yes, it is correct that drones constitute a massive part of the combat that is currently being waged daily at the front and behind the front in Ukraine. This is mainly due to it being a battle with a more or less stalemated front. Here, it is useless to throw a number of tanks into a counterattack; the capacities are no longer present at the front to the extent necessary for that. Fortunately for us, Ukraine has been very skilled at adapting and using the available resources, not least because we in the West are unwilling to give them the massive help they rightfully should receive now that they are fighting our battle. We should genuinely be ashamed, and meanwhile, we sit in our small caves in the EU and trip each other up. We are quite cowardly here in the West because we are not giving Ukraine what they need. Unfortunately, drones will probably not shift the front lines that much. Massive support is needed before Ukraine can again form a counter-offensive against Russian forces in Eastern Ukraine, and the Russians will not move voluntarily. This requires, for example, control over airspace (more fighter jets), more artillery, more long-range systems that can reach deep into Russian forces and destroy command posts, supplies, and reserves. Long-range missiles. Furthermore, massive deployment of electronic warfare against Russian sensors and drones. When the Ukrainians have control over the air at the front, can switch off Russian sensors and create confusion for drones, then the heavy brigades can be deployed. They must be equipped to the maximum with more tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and armored vehicles. That is several hundred of each kind. Then there will be a military probability that Ukraine can move the front eastwards, but certainly not with drones alone. With all these factors, one can calculate for oneself what is needed in European Defense, unless we ourselves are simply to accept a stagnant front. Someone needs to clear the board for the Russians before it stops. Rheinmetall cannot, however, be seen in isolation; that would be a completely third incorrect analysis. I have personally invested in a broad pool of companies in Europe. If one does not have the time for that, then an ETF within the European defense industry would be better.
·5 t sittenHeard the stock universe yesterday, where Mads C. believes the defense bubble has burst, and old weapon producers are losing to new ways of waging war, among other things by using drones, robots, etc. I've also read that RHM. is also going to make drones. But is he onto something? What are your thoughts?
·11 t sittenI see a scenario that is gaining more and more strength as things develop. It's quite long, so you'll get it in parts in sub-comments. And yes, it's just a scenario - I don't have a crystal ball. It can easily turn out differently.·11 t sitten11. Market & feedback-loop Broad multiple compression → stock market ↓ Stock market ↓ → wealth effect ↓ Wealth effect ↓ → consumption ↓ Consumption ↓ → companies are further pressured Companies are further pressured → capex ↓ further Capex ↓ further → stock market ↓ further
·15 t sitten · MuokattuConsidering buying some shares in the company. Have been in before and made some money. As far as I know, the order book is full, rearmament is increasing, but nevertheless the price is falling. I guess the bottom might soon be reached, but at the same time, it wasn't many months ago that the price was 500…. Many price targets have been set for the company, but it looks like it's in free fall now. How far down will it go, I wonder?
·1 päivä sittendo you dare to wait
·1 päivä sittenHere is the main shareholder list for Rheinmetal 7.19% Black Rock, Inc. 3,335,501 €4.4b 51.8% 0.07% 4.3% The Vanggaard Group, Inc. 1,993,309 €2.6b 1.02% 0.04% 3.07% FMR LLC 1,423,204 €1.9b 0% 0.11% 2.99% UBS Asset Management AG 1,386,921 €1.8b 0% 0.17% 2.78% Capital Research and Management Company 1,288,897 €1.7b 0% 0.08% 2.02% Norges Bank Investment Management 936,100 €1.2b 8.27% 0.09% 1.6% Morgan Stanley 742,616 €985.2m 0% 0.11% 1.42% Bank of America Corporation 656,919 €871.5m 0% 0.25% 1.34% Amundi Asset Management SAS 620,232 €822.8m -1.98% 0.16% 1.3% Union Asset Management Holding AG 601,652 €798.2m 0% 0.58% 0.88% GWL Investment Management Ltd. 408,646 €542.1m 68.1% 0.86% 0.85% Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management 392,193 €520.3m -0.03% 0.15% 0.77% Geode Capital Management, LLC 357,239 €473.9m 0.26% 0.03% 0.71% Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., Ltd. 328,958 €436.4m 44.9% 0.31% 0.66% Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association-College Retirement Equities Fund 308,222 €408.9m -2.73% 0.1% 0.65% Deka Investment GmbH 302,296 €401.0m 0.05% 0.35% 0.58% Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 269,512 €357.5m 2.13% 0.06% 0.45% Strategic Advisers LLC 207,337 €275.1m 29.9% 0.09% 0.44% State Street Global Advisors, Inc. 205,974 €273.2m 1.92% 0.01% 0.42% The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 195,604 €259.5m -56.9% 0.11% 0.42% T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. 194,901 €258.6m 5.93% 0.03% 0.4% WCM Investment Management, LLC 187,044 €248.1m -4.18% 0.39% 0.36% Wellington Management Group LLP 168,122 €223.0m -2.3% 0.04% 0.29% Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc. 133,380 €176.9m 2.38% 0.03% 0.26% M&G Investment Management Limited Overall growth outlook (analyst consensus) Revenue is expected to grow approximately 25–26% annually in the coming years. Earnings (EPS) are expected to increase ~29–30% annually. ROE is expected to reach ~35% within 3 years, which is extremely high for the industry. Rheinmetall thus grows faster than both the German market and the sector in general. Short-term estimates (2026–2027) Yahoo Finance consensus: 2026 revenue: 14.12 billion EUR 2027 revenue: 19.1 billion EUR 2026 EPS: 38.3 2027 EPS: 55.75
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2025 Q4 -tulosraportti
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- ·2 t sittenSeveral posts suggest that Rheinmetall is old technology and their weapon platforms are no longer relevant. Drones have taken over the battlefield, and European defense is making the wrong purchases for the future battlefield. It is, like with an armchair critic, nothing more than a misrepresentation. Stock analysts also express this view online and, for example, in Millonærklubben etc., where Rheinmetall is often cut down with the words, "their systems are no longer needed in modern combat." This is notably stated by stock analysts who at most have served a short conscription in the Royal Life Guards. In my assessment, it is an incorrect analysis. Firstly, Rheinmetall produces a range of products that directly address the massive use of drones; for example, they have effective anti-drone capabilities, but they also become co-producers of long-range drones of a more interesting size. Secondly, Rheinmetall produces a range of systems that are used daily, also in Ukraine, including their ammunition. Another area where the analysis's assessment of the course of the war in Ukraine falls short is whether drones are the weapons of the future. No, they are not. Drones are one system among a range of weapon platforms. Yes, it is correct that drones constitute a massive part of the combat that is currently being waged daily at the front and behind the front in Ukraine. This is mainly due to it being a battle with a more or less stalemated front. Here, it is useless to throw a number of tanks into a counterattack; the capacities are no longer present at the front to the extent necessary for that. Fortunately for us, Ukraine has been very skilled at adapting and using the available resources, not least because we in the West are unwilling to give them the massive help they rightfully should receive now that they are fighting our battle. We should genuinely be ashamed, and meanwhile, we sit in our small caves in the EU and trip each other up. We are quite cowardly here in the West because we are not giving Ukraine what they need. Unfortunately, drones will probably not shift the front lines that much. Massive support is needed before Ukraine can again form a counter-offensive against Russian forces in Eastern Ukraine, and the Russians will not move voluntarily. This requires, for example, control over airspace (more fighter jets), more artillery, more long-range systems that can reach deep into Russian forces and destroy command posts, supplies, and reserves. Long-range missiles. Furthermore, massive deployment of electronic warfare against Russian sensors and drones. When the Ukrainians have control over the air at the front, can switch off Russian sensors and create confusion for drones, then the heavy brigades can be deployed. They must be equipped to the maximum with more tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and armored vehicles. That is several hundred of each kind. Then there will be a military probability that Ukraine can move the front eastwards, but certainly not with drones alone. With all these factors, one can calculate for oneself what is needed in European Defense, unless we ourselves are simply to accept a stagnant front. Someone needs to clear the board for the Russians before it stops. Rheinmetall cannot, however, be seen in isolation; that would be a completely third incorrect analysis. I have personally invested in a broad pool of companies in Europe. If one does not have the time for that, then an ETF within the European defense industry would be better.
- ·5 t sittenHeard the stock universe yesterday, where Mads C. believes the defense bubble has burst, and old weapon producers are losing to new ways of waging war, among other things by using drones, robots, etc. I've also read that RHM. is also going to make drones. But is he onto something? What are your thoughts?
- ·11 t sittenI see a scenario that is gaining more and more strength as things develop. It's quite long, so you'll get it in parts in sub-comments. And yes, it's just a scenario - I don't have a crystal ball. It can easily turn out differently.·11 t sitten11. Market & feedback-loop Broad multiple compression → stock market ↓ Stock market ↓ → wealth effect ↓ Wealth effect ↓ → consumption ↓ Consumption ↓ → companies are further pressured Companies are further pressured → capex ↓ further Capex ↓ further → stock market ↓ further
- ·15 t sitten · MuokattuConsidering buying some shares in the company. Have been in before and made some money. As far as I know, the order book is full, rearmament is increasing, but nevertheless the price is falling. I guess the bottom might soon be reached, but at the same time, it wasn't many months ago that the price was 500…. Many price targets have been set for the company, but it looks like it's in free fall now. How far down will it go, I wonder?
- ·1 päivä sittendo you dare to wait·1 päivä sittenHere is the main shareholder list for Rheinmetal 7.19% Black Rock, Inc. 3,335,501 €4.4b 51.8% 0.07% 4.3% The Vanggaard Group, Inc. 1,993,309 €2.6b 1.02% 0.04% 3.07% FMR LLC 1,423,204 €1.9b 0% 0.11% 2.99% UBS Asset Management AG 1,386,921 €1.8b 0% 0.17% 2.78% Capital Research and Management Company 1,288,897 €1.7b 0% 0.08% 2.02% Norges Bank Investment Management 936,100 €1.2b 8.27% 0.09% 1.6% Morgan Stanley 742,616 €985.2m 0% 0.11% 1.42% Bank of America Corporation 656,919 €871.5m 0% 0.25% 1.34% Amundi Asset Management SAS 620,232 €822.8m -1.98% 0.16% 1.3% Union Asset Management Holding AG 601,652 €798.2m 0% 0.58% 0.88% GWL Investment Management Ltd. 408,646 €542.1m 68.1% 0.86% 0.85% Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management 392,193 €520.3m -0.03% 0.15% 0.77% Geode Capital Management, LLC 357,239 €473.9m 0.26% 0.03% 0.71% Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., Ltd. 328,958 €436.4m 44.9% 0.31% 0.66% Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association-College Retirement Equities Fund 308,222 €408.9m -2.73% 0.1% 0.65% Deka Investment GmbH 302,296 €401.0m 0.05% 0.35% 0.58% Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 269,512 €357.5m 2.13% 0.06% 0.45% Strategic Advisers LLC 207,337 €275.1m 29.9% 0.09% 0.44% State Street Global Advisors, Inc. 205,974 €273.2m 1.92% 0.01% 0.42% The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 195,604 €259.5m -56.9% 0.11% 0.42% T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. 194,901 €258.6m 5.93% 0.03% 0.4% WCM Investment Management, LLC 187,044 €248.1m -4.18% 0.39% 0.36% Wellington Management Group LLP 168,122 €223.0m -2.3% 0.04% 0.29% Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc. 133,380 €176.9m 2.38% 0.03% 0.26% M&G Investment Management Limited Overall growth outlook (analyst consensus) Revenue is expected to grow approximately 25–26% annually in the coming years. Earnings (EPS) are expected to increase ~29–30% annually. ROE is expected to reach ~35% within 3 years, which is extremely high for the industry. Rheinmetall thus grows faster than both the German market and the sector in general. Short-term estimates (2026–2027) Yahoo Finance consensus: 2026 revenue: 14.12 billion EUR 2027 revenue: 19.1 billion EUR 2026 EPS: 38.3 2027 EPS: 55.75
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2025 Q4 -tulosraportti
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‧1 t 28 min
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2026 Q1 -tulosraportti 7.5. |
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2025 Q4 -tulosraportti 11.3. | ||
2025 Q3 -tulosraportti 6.11.2025 | ||
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2025 Q1 -tulosraportti 8.5.2025 | ||
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- ·2 t sittenSeveral posts suggest that Rheinmetall is old technology and their weapon platforms are no longer relevant. Drones have taken over the battlefield, and European defense is making the wrong purchases for the future battlefield. It is, like with an armchair critic, nothing more than a misrepresentation. Stock analysts also express this view online and, for example, in Millonærklubben etc., where Rheinmetall is often cut down with the words, "their systems are no longer needed in modern combat." This is notably stated by stock analysts who at most have served a short conscription in the Royal Life Guards. In my assessment, it is an incorrect analysis. Firstly, Rheinmetall produces a range of products that directly address the massive use of drones; for example, they have effective anti-drone capabilities, but they also become co-producers of long-range drones of a more interesting size. Secondly, Rheinmetall produces a range of systems that are used daily, also in Ukraine, including their ammunition. Another area where the analysis's assessment of the course of the war in Ukraine falls short is whether drones are the weapons of the future. No, they are not. Drones are one system among a range of weapon platforms. Yes, it is correct that drones constitute a massive part of the combat that is currently being waged daily at the front and behind the front in Ukraine. This is mainly due to it being a battle with a more or less stalemated front. Here, it is useless to throw a number of tanks into a counterattack; the capacities are no longer present at the front to the extent necessary for that. Fortunately for us, Ukraine has been very skilled at adapting and using the available resources, not least because we in the West are unwilling to give them the massive help they rightfully should receive now that they are fighting our battle. We should genuinely be ashamed, and meanwhile, we sit in our small caves in the EU and trip each other up. We are quite cowardly here in the West because we are not giving Ukraine what they need. Unfortunately, drones will probably not shift the front lines that much. Massive support is needed before Ukraine can again form a counter-offensive against Russian forces in Eastern Ukraine, and the Russians will not move voluntarily. This requires, for example, control over airspace (more fighter jets), more artillery, more long-range systems that can reach deep into Russian forces and destroy command posts, supplies, and reserves. Long-range missiles. Furthermore, massive deployment of electronic warfare against Russian sensors and drones. When the Ukrainians have control over the air at the front, can switch off Russian sensors and create confusion for drones, then the heavy brigades can be deployed. They must be equipped to the maximum with more tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and armored vehicles. That is several hundred of each kind. Then there will be a military probability that Ukraine can move the front eastwards, but certainly not with drones alone. With all these factors, one can calculate for oneself what is needed in European Defense, unless we ourselves are simply to accept a stagnant front. Someone needs to clear the board for the Russians before it stops. Rheinmetall cannot, however, be seen in isolation; that would be a completely third incorrect analysis. I have personally invested in a broad pool of companies in Europe. If one does not have the time for that, then an ETF within the European defense industry would be better.
- ·5 t sittenHeard the stock universe yesterday, where Mads C. believes the defense bubble has burst, and old weapon producers are losing to new ways of waging war, among other things by using drones, robots, etc. I've also read that RHM. is also going to make drones. But is he onto something? What are your thoughts?
- ·11 t sittenI see a scenario that is gaining more and more strength as things develop. It's quite long, so you'll get it in parts in sub-comments. And yes, it's just a scenario - I don't have a crystal ball. It can easily turn out differently.·11 t sitten11. Market & feedback-loop Broad multiple compression → stock market ↓ Stock market ↓ → wealth effect ↓ Wealth effect ↓ → consumption ↓ Consumption ↓ → companies are further pressured Companies are further pressured → capex ↓ further Capex ↓ further → stock market ↓ further
- ·15 t sitten · MuokattuConsidering buying some shares in the company. Have been in before and made some money. As far as I know, the order book is full, rearmament is increasing, but nevertheless the price is falling. I guess the bottom might soon be reached, but at the same time, it wasn't many months ago that the price was 500…. Many price targets have been set for the company, but it looks like it's in free fall now. How far down will it go, I wonder?
- ·1 päivä sittendo you dare to wait·1 päivä sittenHere is the main shareholder list for Rheinmetal 7.19% Black Rock, Inc. 3,335,501 €4.4b 51.8% 0.07% 4.3% The Vanggaard Group, Inc. 1,993,309 €2.6b 1.02% 0.04% 3.07% FMR LLC 1,423,204 €1.9b 0% 0.11% 2.99% UBS Asset Management AG 1,386,921 €1.8b 0% 0.17% 2.78% Capital Research and Management Company 1,288,897 €1.7b 0% 0.08% 2.02% Norges Bank Investment Management 936,100 €1.2b 8.27% 0.09% 1.6% Morgan Stanley 742,616 €985.2m 0% 0.11% 1.42% Bank of America Corporation 656,919 €871.5m 0% 0.25% 1.34% Amundi Asset Management SAS 620,232 €822.8m -1.98% 0.16% 1.3% Union Asset Management Holding AG 601,652 €798.2m 0% 0.58% 0.88% GWL Investment Management Ltd. 408,646 €542.1m 68.1% 0.86% 0.85% Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management 392,193 €520.3m -0.03% 0.15% 0.77% Geode Capital Management, LLC 357,239 €473.9m 0.26% 0.03% 0.71% Mirae Asset Global Investments Co., Ltd. 328,958 €436.4m 44.9% 0.31% 0.66% Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association-College Retirement Equities Fund 308,222 €408.9m -2.73% 0.1% 0.65% Deka Investment GmbH 302,296 €401.0m 0.05% 0.35% 0.58% Dimensional Fund Advisors LP 269,512 €357.5m 2.13% 0.06% 0.45% Strategic Advisers LLC 207,337 €275.1m 29.9% 0.09% 0.44% State Street Global Advisors, Inc. 205,974 €273.2m 1.92% 0.01% 0.42% The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 195,604 €259.5m -56.9% 0.11% 0.42% T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. 194,901 €258.6m 5.93% 0.03% 0.4% WCM Investment Management, LLC 187,044 €248.1m -4.18% 0.39% 0.36% Wellington Management Group LLP 168,122 €223.0m -2.3% 0.04% 0.29% Charles Schwab Investment Management, Inc. 133,380 €176.9m 2.38% 0.03% 0.26% M&G Investment Management Limited Overall growth outlook (analyst consensus) Revenue is expected to grow approximately 25–26% annually in the coming years. Earnings (EPS) are expected to increase ~29–30% annually. ROE is expected to reach ~35% within 3 years, which is extremely high for the industry. Rheinmetall thus grows faster than both the German market and the sector in general. Short-term estimates (2026–2027) Yahoo Finance consensus: 2026 revenue: 14.12 billion EUR 2027 revenue: 19.1 billion EUR 2026 EPS: 38.3 2027 EPS: 55.75
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