Hensoldt AG reported a doubling of order intake to EUR 2.81 billion in the first half of 2026, with a backlog reaching EUR 10.36 billion and revenue growth of 24%. These strong results support a positive multi-year growth outlook, driven by Europe's defense recapitalization and demand in air defense, electronic warfare, and optronics. Despite the termination of the F126 program, Hensoldt's diversified project pipeline and valuation at a 20% discount to 2028 targets make it an attractive investment. Key risks include execution challenges, margin recovery in sensors, and working capital management.
Micron Technology is currently valued attractively with a forward P/E of around 13, despite its earnings power tripling in a single fiscal year. The company reported a blowout fiscal Q3 with revenue up 345.72% year-over-year and strong non-GAAP EPS, ...
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