Rheinmetall Shares Rebound, Climbing Back Towards 52-Week High – Political Beef

Car, train and mechanical engineering; the hunger of the war economy has no end. Other industries are integrated. Similarly rapidly the personnel requirements of expanding weapons forges are developing.

The German defence and its plans for armaments are the focus of attention. There are great opportunities for the armaments industry, but there are also risks.

GERB leader Boyko Borisov is leaving on Wednesday by private jet for Dortmund to hold a working meeting with Armin Paperger, CEO and president of the German defense concern Rheinmetall, the GERB press center reported to Mediapool. "Mr. Borisov is traveling on a charter flight chartered by a German company, but the trip is at his own expense," the GERB press center specified. By coincidence, the second leg of the quarterfinals of the Champions Le…

Rheinmetall Shares Rebound, Climbing Back Towards 52-Week High – Political Beef

Shares in German defence contractor Rheinmetall are showing signs of recovery after a recent dip, posting a gain of 2.78% and moving into the upper third of the DAX index. As of the latest trading session, Rheinmetall stock is priced at €1,480.00, up from €1,440.00 at the previous day’s close. The uptick follows a string of less favourable sessions and raises the question of whether this marks the beginning of a sustained upward trend. With toda…

Following the announcement of the acquisition of Hagedorn-NC last week, Rheinmetall now acquires a company from Saxony-Anhalt, which holds and destroys weapons. Both companies have already worked together in the past.

The Düsseldorf-based defence company Rheinmetall is growing. Now the company has taken over the chemical company Hagedorn in Lingen. Christian Fühner from Holthausen-Beene, a member of the CDU state parliament, has a clear opinion on this.