HENSOLDT stock forecast: Third-party price targets
HENSOLDT is a Germany-based defence electronics company listed in Frankfurt, supplying radar, optronics and sensor systems. Explore third-party HAG price targets and technical analysis.
HENSOLDT AG (HAG) is trading around €81.67 in early European dealing on 2 February 2026, with the price moving between an intraday low of €81.12 and a high of €84.52 on Capital.com’s feed as of 9:31am UTC. The stock is holding within its recent intraday range after a strong 12-month performance, with external data indicating a one-year change above 200% for the underlying shares. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
The move comes amid continued interest in European defence and security names, with HENSOLDT’s focus on sensor technologies for defence, security and aerospace keeping it aligned with broader sector flows. The group develops radar, optronics and avionics systems used in platforms such as Eurofighter aircraft and German Navy frigates, and has also expanded its footprint through acquisitions, including ESG Elektroniksystem in 2023 (Defense News, 3 April 2024).
HENSOLDT stock forecast 2026–2030: Third-party price targets
As of 2 February 2026, third-party HENSOLDT stock predictions point to a relatively tight 12-month range in the high double-digit euro area, with most external aggregates implying upside of single to low-double digits versus recent spot levels. These targets are based on models that combine earnings forecasts, sector valuation multiples and company-specific assumptions, and they can adjust as new information emerges.
StockInvest.us (pattern-based model)
StockInvest.us reports a model-based three-month projection for HENSOLDT with an expected price increase of 41.09% and a model range between €136.45 and €179.25, which it frames as a statistical scenario rather than an analyst target. The service notes that its outlook is derived from recent trend behaviour and technical signals, amid what it describes as a wide rising trend in the short term (StockInvest.us, 30 January 2026).
Wallet Investor (algorithmic forecast)
Wallet Investor’s HAG stock forecast page cites a one-year model projection from €82.10 to €124.68, alongside longer-term scenario paths that extend beyond 2030. The site explains that these figures come from an automated quantitative model using historical price data and volatility patterns, with the authors emphasising that such projections are speculative and model-driven (Wallet Investor, 4 January 2026).
Fintel (consensus price target)
Fintel reiterates an average one-year target of €90.07, with individual broker estimates spanning from €65.65 to €117.60 and reflecting differing assumptions on earnings and valuation. The service describes these figures as the levels at which analysts currently view the shares as fairly valued relative to projected and historical earnings, with the dataset refreshed monthly as recommendations and forecasts change (Fintel, 2 February 2026).
Predictions and third-party forecasts are inherently uncertain, as they cannot fully account for unexpected market developments. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
HAG stock price: Technical overview
The HAG stock price is trading near €81.67 as of 9:31am UTC on 2 February 2026, with the daily simple moving-average cluster spanning the 20/50/100/200-DMAs at approximately 88 / 78 / 88 / 88. This leaves the price below most shorter-term trend measures, while remaining above the 50-day line. The 200-day EMA sits near 81, close to spot, acting as a longer-term reference level. On momentum, the 14-day RSI around 46 sits in mid-range territory, while the ADX near 23 suggests a trend that is present but not firmly established.
On the topside, the nearest classic pivot resistance comes in around 95, with a daily close above that area bringing the R2 region near 107 back into view. On pullbacks, initial support is clustered near the classic pivot at about 85, with the 200-day SMA around 88 serving as a nearby reference, and S1 down toward 73 as the next notable downside level if the pivot gives way (TradingView, 2 February 2026).
This technical analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any instrument.
HENSOLDT share price history (2024–2026)
HAG’s stock price has moved sharply higher over the past two years, shifting from the low-€30s in early 2024 to a significantly higher trading range through 2025. The stock advanced from around €30–€36 in February–March 2024 into the €60s and €70s by spring 2025, before moving into triple-digit territory above €100 in early October 2025, after which volatility increased. By late 2025, the price had retraced toward the low-€70s, closing at €73.53 on 30 December 2025 and remaining well above its levels from the start of the period.
In early 2026, HENSOLDT has been consolidating those earlier gains within a broad €75–€95 range, with several swift swings during January as the price moved between a low near €76.63 on 2 January and highs around €93–€97 later in the month. As of 30 January 2026, HENSOLDT closed at €83.44, sitting below its October peak but still well above where it was trading in early 2024, illustrating the scale of price movement over the past two years.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
HENSOLDT (HAG): Capital.com analyst view
HENSOLDT’s recent price action on Capital.com shows the stock consolidating after a strong 12-month advance, with the price trading in the low-€80s and intraday swings remaining within a relatively contained range. This pattern can indicate that earlier gains are being digested as market participants reassess valuation, although the same phase could also signal fatigue if buyers struggle to sustain demand at higher levels.
From a driver perspective, interest in European defence and security names has supported HENSOLDT in recent quarters as governments review spending and procurement priorities, which can benefit companies exposed to radar, optronics and sensor systems. An alternative view is that any slowdown in defence budgets, project delays or shifts in political priorities could weigh on revenue expectations and margins, particularly after a period of strong share-price performance.
Capital.com’s client sentiment for HENSOLDT CFDs
As of 2 February 2026, Capital.com client positioning in HENSOLDT CFDs shows 98.4% buyers versus 1.6% sellers, resulting in a one-sided long-leaning profile. This snapshot reflects open positions on Capital.com and can change over time.
Summary – HENSOLDT 2026
- HENSOLDT is quoted on Capital.com as a stock CFD in euros, with the last recorded price at €81.67 as of 9:31am UTC on 2 February 2026, trading within an intraday range of €81.12–€84.52.
- The stock has seen strong 12-month performance, with external data indicating a sizeable gain over the past year, set against continued interest in European defence and security names.
- Technical indicators show the price trading below most short- and medium-term moving averages but near longer-term trend references, while the 14-day RSI sitting in the mid-range points to neutral momentum rather than an extreme condition.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
FAQ
Who owns the most HENSOLDT stock?
HENSOLDT has a relatively concentrated shareholder structure, with significant stakes held by institutional and strategic investors. A large portion of the company’s shares is held by the German government via KfW, reflecting HENSOLDT’s role in defence and security technologies. Other holdings are spread across asset managers, funds and free-float investors. Ownership levels can change over time as institutions adjust exposure, so publicly available shareholder data is best viewed as a snapshot rather than a fixed picture.
What is the 5-year HENSOLDT share price forecast?
There is no single consensus five-year HAG stock forecast. Longer-term projections are typically model-based scenarios produced by third-party platforms and rely on assumptions about earnings growth, defence spending trends and valuation multiples. These estimates can vary widely and are subject to significant uncertainty, particularly over multi-year horizons. As with any forecast, outcomes can differ materially from projections as market conditions, policy decisions and company fundamentals evolve.
Is HENSOLDT a good stock to buy?
Whether HENSOLDT is a 'good' stock depends on an individual’s objectives, risk tolerance and view of the defence sector. Some market participants point to exposure to European defence and sensor technologies, while others focus on valuation levels following strong past performance and sensitivity to government budgets. Share prices can reflect both positive expectations and potential risks. Such assessments are inherently subjective, and general information should not be interpreted as a recommendation or personalised investment guidance.
Could HENSOLDT stock go up or down?
HENSOLDT’s share price can move in either direction, influenced by factors such as defence spending outlooks, contract wins or delays, earnings updates and broader market conditions. Sector sentiment and geopolitical developments may also affect volatility. While periods of consolidation or trend continuation are possible, prices can react quickly to new information. As with all equities, gains are not guaranteed, and losses are possible, particularly over shorter time horizons.
Should I invest in HENSOLDT stock?
Deciding whether to invest in HENSOLDT stock is a personal decision that depends on financial circumstances, time horizon and appetite for risk. Shares in defence-related companies can be sensitive to political decisions and budget cycles, which may increase uncertainty. Investors typically consider diversification, valuation and potential downside alongside potential upside. General market commentary and forecasts are not a substitute for independent research or professional advice tailored to individual needs.
Can I trade HENSOLDT CFDs on Capital.com?
Yes, you can trade HENSOLDT CFDs on Capital.com. Trading share CFDs lets you speculate on price movements without owning the underlying asset and to take long or short positions. However, contracts for difference (CFDs) are traded on margin, and leverage amplifies both profits and losses. You should ensure you understand how CFD trading works, assess your risk tolerance, and recognise that losses can occur quickly.