Here are the results of Deutsche Bank AG’s thorough investigation into Fresenius SE stock.
Deutsche Bank Research has left Fresenius at “Buy” with a price target of 55 euros. The concerns in the German Federal Council about state cuts in hospitals could benefit them, wrote Falko Friedrichs in a study available on Tuesday. The Statutory Health Insurance Contribution Stabilization Act met with widespread resistance in the state chamber.
Stock analysis online: The Fresenius SE share under the microscope of current analyzes and valuations
The Fresenius SE share ran out of steam in XETRA trading. At 9:48 a.m. the paper lost 0.2 percent to EUR 38.78. So the share still has an upside potential of 41.83 percent, measured against the specified price target. Most recently, the XETRA volume rose to 57,764 Fresenius SE shares. Since the beginning of 2026, the share price has fallen by 18.6 percent.
FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX Analyzer) / editorial team finanzen.net
Publication of the original study: Date not specified in study / Time not specified in study / CET
First distribution of the original study: June 16, 2026 / 07:55 / CET
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