(FPE3) Fuchs Petrolub SE - Ratings and Ratios

Fuchs SE, a global leader in lubricants and related specialties, operates across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, and the Americas. The company specializes in automotive and industrial lubricants, including biodegradable and synthetic oils, hydraulic fluids, and grease products tailored for specific industrial applications. Its product portfolio spans automotive lubricants for passenger vehicles and heavy-duty applications, industrial oils for machinery and manufacturing processes, and specialized greases for extreme temperatures, food-grade applications, and high-performance systems. Additionally, Fuchs SE offers metal processing fluids, corrosion protectants, and lubricants for niche applications such as aerospace, wind energy, and food processing. The company provides surface coating services for open gears, further diversifying its offerings. Fuchs SE serves industries including automotive, manufacturing, construction, mining, steel, and renewable energy, positioning itself as a critical supplier to key sectors of the global economy. Headquartered in Mannheim, Germany, the company, formerly known as Fuchs Petrolub SE, has operated since 1931 and recently rebranded as Fuchs SE in July 2023 to reflect its expanded scope beyond petroleum-based products.

Based on and , the 3-month outlook for Fuchs SE Preference Shares (XETRA:FPE3) suggests moderate growth potential. The stock is currently trading at €43.52, with a 20-day SMA of €42.40 and a 50-day SMA of €45.78, indicating a potential bullish crossover in the near term. The 200-day SMA of €42.45 suggests the stock is trading near its long-term average, with an ATR of €1.56 indicating moderate volatility. From a perspective, the company’s P/E of 18.13 and forward P/E of 19.08 reflect expectations of steady earnings growth. The P/B of 2.87 and P/S of 1.36 suggest the stock is fairly valued relative to its book value and revenue generation. With an RoE of 15.92%, the company demonstrates strong profitability. Combined, these metrics point to a target price range of €44.50 to €46.50 over the next three months, with a potential upside driven by improving industrial demand and stable margins. A stop-loss below €41.00 is recommended based on the ATR and SMA support levels.