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Renk stock forecast: Third-party price targets

Renk Group AG has remained in focus as traders track developments across the European defence sector and consider how recent company updates may be reflected in day-to-day price movements.
By Dan Mitchell
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Renk Group AG (R3NK) is trading at €49.55 in intraday European dealings on 3 December 2025 at 4:39pm, moving within a range of €47.45 to €49.84 based on Capital.com pricing. This level follows declines in late November, when the share moved lower alongside a wider pullback in European defence stocks, after a period of strong year-to-date gains reported by external market data providers.

Current trading conditions continue to reflect attention on RENK’s defence-oriented order book and the company’s recent communications. These include its November 2025 Capital Markets Day, where management outlined a strategy centred on defence mobility systems and noted an order backlog in the mid-single-digit billion-euro range (Renk Group AG, 20 November 2025). Broader sector dynamics also remain relevant, with Reuters reporting that European defence stocks have seen sharp swings driven by shifts in expectations around potential Ukraine peace developments and subsequent reassessments of longer-term defence spending (Reuters, 24 November 2025).

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Renk stock forecast 2026–2030: Analyst price target view

Third-party Renk Group AG stock predictions from October to December 2025 are based on multi-analyst consensus services and broker updates that revisit assumptions about defence demand, earnings growth and valuation methods. They represent external analysts’ views, and may differ from the current Capital.com price.

Fintel (consensus screen)

Fintel’s overview indicates an average one-year target of about €72.54, with individual estimates spanning roughly €55.55 to €89.25. According to the service, this spread reflects differing expectations around earnings trajectories and sector risk premia as views on European defence spending continue to evolve (Fintel, 23 November 2025).

MarketWatch (analyst estimates hub)

MarketWatch cites an average 12-month Renk price forecast of around €69.11 as of early December 2025, alongside an 'Overweight' average recommendation based on a mid-teens number of contributing ratings. The outlet notes that these targets reflect expectations for continued revenue growth into the 2025 financial year, as well as analyst assessments of RENK’s margins and order backlog (MarketWatch, 3 December 2025).

MarketScreener (consensus detail)

MarketScreener’s December 2025 consensus places the average target around €67.62. The platform reports that analyst scenarios remain sensitive to the timing of defence programmes and capital-allocation decisions, with updates occurring as new orders and guidance are published (MarketScreener, 3 December 2025).

Simply Wall St (fair value lens)

Simply Wall St’s October 2025 update references staged increases to analyst targets, bringing the consensus toward the low-€70s over a 12-month horizon. According to the site, the recent shifts reflect updated earnings and revenue forecasts and adjustments to discount rates informed by sector-wide expectations (Simply Wall St, 30 October 2025).

Predictions and third-party Renk stock forecasts are inherently uncertain and may not materialise. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

R3NK stock price: Technical overview

As of 4:32pm UTC on 3 December 2025, R3NK is trading around €49.55, positioned below its short- and medium-term moving-average cluster. The 20-, 50-, 100- and 200-day simple moving averages sit near €57, €67, €67 and €61, respectively. The 20-day EMA (about €55.6) and 200-day EMA (around €58.8) also remain above the current price, indicating an area of overhead supply rather than support.

The 14-day RSI near 29.9 suggests oversold conditions on this measure, while an ADX reading of around 32 points to an established trend rather than a range-bound environment.

On the upside, the nearest classic resistance sits near R1 at €63.4, with a break and daily close above that level bringing the R2 region near €76.3 into focus. On the downside, the classic pivot around €55.4 acts as initial support, followed by the 200-day SMA near €61.5 as the next significant moving-average reference. A close below the pivot could open the way towards the S1 area around €42.5 (TradingView, 3 December 2025).

This technical analysis is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.

Renk share price history

Renk Group AG listed in Frankfurt in early 2024. Since then, trading has been influenced by shifting expectations around European defence spending and developments in the company’s order book. After gaining strongly into mid-2025, the share experienced periods of rapid rallies and equally sharp pullbacks as investors responded to updates on contracts, guidance and broader equity-market sentiment.

During 2025, volatility increased. From late July to early October, the Renk Group stock price traded largely in a €70–€80 band, briefly reaching an intraday high above €90 on 6 October. By mid-November it remained above €60, but subsequent selling pressure from 20 November carried it into the low €50s and then the high €40s, closing at €49.55 on 3 December 2025.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Capital.com analyst view

Renk Group’s stock price showed strong momentum into 2025, supported by solid corporate updates and broader sector themes. Company data for the first nine months of 2025 indicates ongoing revenue and earnings growth, alongside a record order backlog driven primarily by defence-related demand. This has aligned with wider interest in European defence assets as governments increase spending, though such themes can support valuations only when sentiment remains favourable.

Recent movements also show that positive company news doesn’t always translate into orderly market behaviour. External analysis highlights that R3NK’s one-year performance has exceeded that of the wider German market, but also that its weekly volatility has been higher than many domestic peers. As a result, price swings may be more pronounced when risk appetite shifts or geopolitical headlines influence the sector.

Strong order intake and long-term growth plans may be viewed by some market participants as supportive, while others may focus on execution risks, geopolitical uncertainty, interest-rate conditions or broader equity-market factors that can influence sentiment towards defence companies.

Summary – Renk price 2025

  • Renk Group AG shares traded in a wide range during 2025, from levels above €80 in early October to below €50 by 3 December.
  • The decline accelerated from mid-November, taking the share from the low €60s to €49.55 by early December.
  • Earlier in the year, the share spent much of the summer in the high-€60s to low-€70s range, before reaching an intraday high above €90 on 6 October.
  • Recent company updates have highlighted revenue growth, rising earnings and a record order backlog across the defence-focused portfolio.
  • At the same time, broader moves in European defence stocks show sensitivity to geopolitical developments and shifts in risk sentiment, contributing to sharp pullbacks even during periods of strong operational performance.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

This article is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. The analysis, data and third-party forecasts referenced above reflect external sources and independent views at the time of publication, and may change without notice. They should not be relied upon as a basis for any trading or investment decision.

FAQ

Who owns the most Renk stock?

Renk Group AG’s largest shareholders typically include long-term institutional investors, strategic industry participants and company-related entities. The exact composition can change over time as regulatory filings are updated. These disclosures are usually provided through shareholder reports and regulatory submissions rather than intraday pricing feeds or analyst-consensus platforms. Many market participants track such filings to monitor changes in major holdings, although this information does not indicate future price movements.

What is the 5-year forecast for Renk stock?

The analyst and data services referenced in this article provide 12-month price targets rather than five-year projections. Between October and December 2025, third-party estimates generally placed the stock in the mid-€60s to low-€70s range on a one-year basis. These figures reflect assumptions around defence-sector demand, earnings expectations and valuation approaches. Five-year forecasts are less common, as longer-term outlooks carry greater uncertainty due to geopolitical variables, industry cycles and company-specific execution risks. Any multi-year projection should therefore be treated with caution.

Is Renk a good stock to buy?

Whether Renk Group AG suits any particular portfolio depends on an individual’s financial situation, risk appetite and investment goals. The company reported strong order intake and revenue growth in 2025, yet the share has also shown periods of significant volatility, with sharp moves in response to broader shifts in European defence-sector sentiment. The analyst targets referenced in this article represent independent views and should not be regarded as recommendations. Any trading decision should consider personal circumstances and a clear understanding of the risks involved.

Could Renk stock go up or down?

Renk’s share price may rise or fall in response to a range of influences, including company announcements, changes in the defence-spending outlook, broader equity-market conditions and geopolitical developments. Recent trading has shown that favourable company news does not always result in stable upward movement, and periods of sector-wide caution have contributed to sharp declines. Technical indicators discussed in the article highlight areas of potential support and resistance, but these tools are not predictive. Markets can move unexpectedly, and price direction can be difficult to anticipate.

Should I invest in Renk stock?

Only you can decide whether investing in Renk Group AG aligns with your objectives and risk tolerance. This article provides balanced information on recent performance, sector influences and analyst expectations, but none of it should be interpreted as advice to invest or avoid investing. Renk’s share price has shown considerable volatility, and its performance can be affected by economic, sector-specific and geopolitical factors.

How can I trade Renk stock CFDs on Capital.com?

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