Gerresheimer shares under pressure: downgrade to hold and new target value!

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DZ Bank downgrades Gerresheimer to “Hold” and lowers the fair value to 50 euros due to reduced annual targets and dividend cuts.

Gerresheimer shares under pressure: downgrade to hold and new target value!

DZ Bank has downgraded the share rating of Gerresheimer AG from “Buy” to “Hold”. This was released on June 2, 2025, after the company cut its annual targets and cut a dividend. The fair value of the share was drastically adjusted from 80 euros to 50 euros, underlining concerns about the company's future development. This analysis was carried out by analyst Thomas Maul and is of great importance for investors.

The need to deliver positive results in the second half of the year is particularly emphasized to regain investor confidence. Thomas Maul explains that Gerresheimer must now “deliver” to address current concerns. The revaluation of the share also included lower estimates and an increased discount factor, which dampened expectations accordingly.

Current market development

At the time of publication, the Gerresheimer share price on Tradegate fell by an impressive -22.83%, which corresponds to a price of 49.08 euros. These numbers illustrate the pressure the company is currently under and reflect the market reaction to the bad news. DZ Bank is following a trend that can be observed in the industry, according to which many companies are coming under pressure due to uncertain economic conditions.

The original study's release occurred at 4:46 p.m., while the initial sharing occurred just three minutes later at 4:49 p.m. It is important to note that the price data has a delay: at Deutsche Börse this data is delayed by 15 minutes, while the Nasdaq and NYSE indices have a delay of 20 minutes.

DZ Bank's decision to now classify Gerresheimer AG as neutral could have a significant impact on the further development of the share and influence price stability in the coming months. Investors should monitor developments closely in order to make informed decisions. Further details can be found on the websites of T Online and Wall Street Online.