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UBS has raised its target price for Rheinmetall AG to 924 euros, maintaining a 'Neutral' rating. The company specializes in defense and civil industry solutions, with sales distributed across vehicle systems (35.9%), weapon and ammunition systems (20.6%), and electronic solutions (14.2%), among others. Geographically, 24% of sales come from Germany, with 47.4% from Europe and smaller shares from Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas.
UBS has raised its target price for Rheinmetall AG to €924, maintaining a neutral stance on the company. Rheinmetall specializes in military and civilian equipment, with sales primarily from vehicle systems (35.9%), weapons and ammunition (20.6%), and electronic solutions (14.2%). Geographically, 24% of sales come from Germany, with 47.4% from Europe, and the remainder from Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas.
Rheinmetall AG focuses on designing, manufacturing, and marketing equipment for military and civilian sectors, with net sales categorized into vehicle systems (35.9%), weapons and ammunition (20.6%), sensors and actuators (18.8%), electronic solutions (14.2%), engine components (10.2%), and others (0.3%). Geographically, sales are distributed as follows: Germany (24%), Europe (47.4%), Asia and the Middle East (11.4%), the Americas (8.3%), and other regions (8.9%). UBS has reiterated a Neutral rating for the company.
Rheinmetall AG specializes in military and civilian equipment, with sales divided into vehicle systems (35.9%), weapons and ammunition (20.6%), sensors and actuators (18.8%), electronic solutions (14.2%), engine components (10.2%), and others (0.3%). Geographically, 24% of sales are from Germany, 47.4% from Europe, 11.4% from Asia and the Middle East, 8.3% from the Americas, and 8.9% from other regions.
Huawei and SAIC are launching a new brand, Shangjie, with its first model priced around RMB 150,000 ($20,700). This model, based on Roewe's ES39, will feature Huawei's smart technologies and target the market segment between RMB 150,000 and RMB 250,000. The vehicle is expected to debut in the fourth quarter of this year.
Nigerian startup Dojah is revolutionizing fraud prevention with its all-in-one identity verification solutions, launched in January 2021 by Tobi Ololade and Ayomide Oso. The company offers tools for real-time fraud detection, transaction monitoring, and AML compliance, serving businesses across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and South Africa.With US$1.25 million in pre-seed funding, Dojah has verified 50 million identities and aims to expand its services throughout Africa. Operating on a B2B SaaS model, the startup focuses on scalability and market growth as demand for its solutions increases.
Huawei has surged to dominate China's foldable phone market with a 48.6% share, while Samsung's presence has dwindled to just 0-1%. This shift reflects a broader trend of patriotic consumption favoring local brands amid rising competition and ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions. Apple is also struggling, with its market share falling to 15% as domestic brands gain ground.
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Cochlear shares rebounded by 2.9% to $270.21 following an upgrade from UBS, which changed its rating from 'sell' to 'neutral' and raised the price target from $270 to $285. This recovery comes after a significant 13.4% drop in the previous session due to lowered full-year profit expectations linked to reduced services revenue.
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