The Puma shares received strong tailwind on Thursday of quarterly figures and the outlook of the sporting goods manufacturer for the current year.
The course skipped 7.5 percent and reached a high since the break -in in mid -March when Puma had warned of a decline in profits for trade conflicts and strong currency fluctuations.
The market said that the mood was very negative before the results. In general, a weak first quarter was expected. In fact, the results were now a little better than expected, said analyst Robert Krankowski from UBS. Surprisingly, the outlook for 2025 was not withdrawn. The stock, which was heavily battered in the current year, transformed the recent stabilization into a lively relaxation. At the end of April, their value had practically halved since the turn of the year.
Puma hung adidas on Thursday