The B&C Group has increased its stake in the listed company Steyr Motors AG $4X0 (+0.39%) from 9 percent to 20 percent.

The B&C Group acquired the shares from the German investment company Mutares $MUX (-0.58%)which thus reduced its stake in the manufacturer of high-performance engines from 40 percent to 29 percent.

With the increase in shares, the B&C Group is also seeking a seat on the Supervisory Board.

Austria-based Steyr Motors has been listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange since October 2024 and on the Vienna Stock Exchange since February 2025. For this year, the company is aiming for an increase in turnover of at least 40 percent and an EBIT margin of 20 percent.

Laumann's statements $MUX (-0.58%) are about much more than just Steyr $4X0 (+0.39%) and I am curious to see which IPO will follow next.

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Mutares SE & Co. KGaA $MUX (-0.58%) announces that in the course of the placement of shares in Steyr Motors AG announced yesterday $4X0 (+0.39%) a total of 910,000 shares were placed with qualified investors at a placement price of EUR 34.00 per Steyr share.

The gross issue proceeds for Mutares from the reduction of its stake in Steyr since March 18, 2025, including the placement, amount to approximately EUR 74 million to date.

Following completion of the placement, Mutares will still hold approximately 40% of the shares in Steyr and will be subject to a lock-up obligation of 180 days with customary market exceptions.

Hauck Aufhäuser Investment Banking acted as Sole Global Coordinator and Sole Bookrunner for the placement.

I - like probably everyone here 😉 - often look at the basic ZDF of companies... but I haven't seen that yet, at least I can't remember such a value: $4X0 (+0.39%) Insider ownership 80.8%.

How (heavily) do you weight such a value when making investment decisions?

Does it play a central role for you?

The dust has settled, the hangover has slowly worn off...

Under the motto "Anyone can post profits", I would be interested to know who has the highest entry price for hype stocks such as $HIMS (-2.14%)
$4X0 (+0.39%) or $DEZ (+0.07%) has shot!

I'll start: Deutz in at €7.50.

After a spectacular share price rally with an all-time high of over 400 euros in March 2025, the Steyr share $4X0 (+0.39%) crashed to below 90 euros. A shock for many investors - and possibly more than that. The law firm Reime has founded an interest group of aggrieved shareholders and is now examining possible claims for damages against the main shareholder Mutares $MUX (-0.58%).

Particularly explosive: On March 18, 2025, Mutares published an announcement at 5:06 p.m. regarding the premature lifting of the agreed lock-up period - i.e. the blocking period for share sales after the IPO. This apparently allowed larger blocks of shares to be placed on the market earlier than planned.

(But they are not yet 😂)

However, the high of over EUR 400 was reached in the morning of the same day and the share price had already fallen to EUR 230 at the time of the announcement.

(This is how it is when 11% free float pulls each other up, all shares change hands three times a day and then some people cash in, but you don't need an insider for that 🤷‍♂️😉)

This is exactly where the legal assessment comes in. The interest group is investigating whether individual market participants were given an advantage in advance by selectively passing on information. In this case, according to the law firm, violations of insider trading and market manipulation could be considered.

(If someone smells money, even a lawyer does everything, he judges twice 😅)

"The dramatic price fluctuations allegedly raise significant questions about market integrity and transparency," the statement reads. The law firm is therefore calling for a comprehensive investigation by BaFin and is examining civil liability claims against Mutares - as well as possible directors' and officers' liability.

(Mutares would not have had to release a free float in the future either, then they would have continued to swing up and down and continue to whine because ....🍿🥤)

Man man man, now there are really some crybabies who didn't inform themselves sufficiently in advance and are now crying because they are looking after their money....

...Conclusion: "such is live" ✌🏻

Steyr Motors AG $4X0 (+0.39%) is exploring the market for possible acquisitions in order to further accelerate its expansion. The Austrian Mutares subsidiary $MUX (-0.58%) sees attractive options, particularly in Europe and Asia, which could not only complement sales structures but also the existing product portfolio.

Steyr Motors plans to complete at least one successful acquisition before the end of the current financial year. "With these potential acquisitions, the growth targets of Steyr Motors can be significantly exceeded again by 2027," said CEO Julian Cassutti.

Steyr Motors expects a strong surge in demand in the future, driven by rising defense budgets within Europe. As a continental supplier, the company will benefit noticeably from this, according to the company. In addition, Steyr Motors says it is seeing significant impetus in the Asian market from new sales channels in China and new customers in Taiwan, Vietnam and Indonesia. The MENA region and North America are also a strategic focus.

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It is really impressive how almost 11% on a weekly basis looks for a stock that has risen sharply in the short term. With stocks like this, joy and sorrow are close together and only very few manage to time the market. Most of the time it's luck. Let's hope that many of you are now making less of a loss.

Imagine finding a bag with 15,000 euros in cash on a train. This is exactly what happened to a 33-year-old woman on ICE 1081 from Hanover to Munich. She discovered the bag full of 200 euro bills and handed it over to the Federal Police in Munich. The rightful owner has not yet been identified. If no one comes forward, the finder could receive a legal finder's reward of three percent, i.e. 450 euros.

What would the getquin community have done in this situation?

1. invested sensibly in an ETF, such as $IWDA (-0.79%)

2. $4GLD (-0.11%) safe is safe

3. all in $BTC (-0.25%)

4. benefit from the current dip American tech companies, such as $GOOGL (-0.14%) , $NVDA (-1.32%) or $META (-1.1%)

5. collect dividends just before the dividend season, such as $BATS (+0.06%) , $ALV (+0.86%) or $SREN (-1.28%)

6. invest irrationally, e.g. $4X0 (+0.39%) or $GME (-0.85%)

7. or would you take the money to the police and fill your war chest with the finder's fee of EUR 450?

Personally, I would probably choose option 1. If the owner suddenly turned up on my doorstep, I could sell the ETF and give him the money back. There might be a little more left for me as a return than the EUR 450 I would receive from the police 😉

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After the lucky hand with Steyr Motors $4X0 (+0.39%) (+300€) now also $DEZ (+0.07%) sold with a plus of 200€.

The portfolio is now slowly focusing on more defensive options.

To this end, the proceeds and freed-up capital were used today to $KO (-0.34%) was bought today.