AB Volvo

VOLV B

SE0000115446

Heavy Machinery & Vehicles

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Deutsche Bank Downgrades Volvo Due to High Valuation and Limited Presence in Germany

Published on 12/09/2025 at 05:16 pm IST

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AB VOLVO

+2.16%

DAIMLER TRUCK HOLDING AG

+3.45%

TRATON SE

+6.10%

Deutsche Bank has downgraded truck and bus manufacturer Volvo from "buy" to "hold," setting a new target price of 275 kronor (previously 280 kronor).

The downgrade follows a period of strong share price performance and what the bank describes as a high valuation.

Volvo's stock is currently trading more than 20 percent above its historical average and remains underrepresented in Germany compared to competitors Daimler Truck and Traton.

Deutsche Bank stated that it prefers these rivals due to their restructuring potential and expected market momentum from Germany, according to Investing.com.

Deutsche Bank has maintained a "buy" recommendation on Volvo for the past seven years, reports Di.

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AB VOLVO	311.50SEK	+2.16%	+1.33%	6.95TCr
DAIMLER TRUCK HOLDING AG	41.38EUR	+3.45%	+2.60%	3.71TCr
TRATON SE	31.32EUR	+6.10%	+1.42%	1.83TCr

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AB Volvo is the leading European truck maker and No. 3 worldwide. Net sales break down by activity as follows: - sales of trucks (68.4%): 219,377 vehicles sold in 2024 (names Volvo, Renault, Eicher and Mack); - sales of construction equipment (16.8%): excavators, loaders, backhoes, hydraulic shovels, graders, dump trucks, etc.; - financial services (5.1%); - bus and chassis sales (4.7%): world's No. 2 largest manufacturer; - sales of parts, control systems, and marine and industrial motors (3.8%): for commerce and cruise ships and for industrial applications (irrigation units, lifting trucks, electrical generators, etc.); - other (1.2%). Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Europe (41.1%), North America (30.8%), Asia (11.2%), South America (10.7%), Africa and Oceania (6.2%).

Employees

88,191

Sector

Heavy Machinery & Vehicles

Calendar

28/01 - Q4 2025 Earnings Release

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