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11.03.2025

Tesla shares fall by more than 15 percent in one day + Tonner drones accelerate commercial development of INHIBITOR solution + Redcare hopes for strong sales growth + Henkel to invest one billion euros in share buyback + Deutsche Börse at record high + Apple has to work longer on new AI-Siri

Tesla share $TSLA (-3,59%)falls by more than 15 percent in one day

The share price of Tesla, the electric car manufacturer led by Elon Musk, fell by more than 15 percent to 222 dollars on Monday, thus losing the last gains made after the US presidential election in November.
Prior to the accelerated share price losses on Monday, another analyst had lowered the forecast for Tesla deliveries.
The share price fell a further three percent after the close of trading.
Since the record high in mid-December, the drop now amounts to more than 50 percent.
Musk had become a close ally of the ultimately victorious Republican Donald Trump during the US election campaign.
Following his triumph in the presidential election, Tesla shares soared.
At its peak in mid-December, it was worth around twice as much as on election day on November 4.
A downward slide then set in, which recently became steeper.
After the share price plummeted, Trump claimed that "radical left-wing lunatics" were boycotting Tesla in order to harm Musk.
He would buy a Tesla car on Tuesday as a sign of support for the "great American" Musk, the US President announced via the online platform Truth Social.

Tonner drones $ALDR (+8,9%)accelerates the commercial development of the INHIBITOR solution

Tonner Drones ("the Company") announces that it is intensifying its efforts to commercialize its Inhibitor product.
Tonner Drones holds valuable patents for stabilizing drones and counteracting the recoil effect.
This technology can significantly improve the operation of drones after a target has been shot down.
In light of the global increase in defense spending, Tonner Drones would like to take this opportunity to generate interest in the inhibitor patents from the parties.
While Tonner Drones itself has no ambitions to develop the product, the company aims to optimize the value of the patents through sales or licensing agreements.

Redcare $RDC (-0,08%)hopes for strong sales growth

The online pharmacy Redcare Pharmacy (formerly Shop Apotheke) is also aiming for strong growth in the current year.
The MDax-listed company announced in Sevenum on Tuesday that sales are set to increase by at least a quarter.
Based on sales of just under 2.4 billion euros last year, this would be 3.0 billion euros in the worst-case scenario, which is roughly what analysts surveyed by Bloomberg have in mind.
In terms of profitability, however, the Dutch company could possibly disappoint again: The margin for adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (ber EBITDA) is expected to improve slightly to between 2 and 2.5 percent.
Analysts currently expect 2.3 percent. Redcare had already announced turnover figures in January.
These have now been confirmed. The adjusted operating result fell by more than a third to 33.3 million euros, with the margin more than halving to 1.4 percent.
The market had been expecting a less severe decline.
In the final quarter, Redcare was even in the red in its day-to-day business.
And the bottom line for shareholders in 2024 was again a loss: it increased to 45 million euros, compared to minus 12 million euros in 2023.

Henkel $HEN (+1,69%)wants to invest one billion euros in share buyback

The consumer goods group Henkel has announced that it will buy back its own shares for up to one billion euros.
The Dax-listed preference shares worth up to 800 million euros are to be acquired, as the company announced on Tuesday shortly before the announced presentation of the annual figures in Düsseldorf.
The remaining 200 million euros are to be invested in the purchase of ordinary shares.
"Based on the current share price, this corresponds to around 2.7 percent of the company's share capital."
Henkel shares have significantly lagged behind the DAX in recent years.
The company currently has a market capitalization of just under 36 billion euros.

German stock exchange $DB1 (+2,06%)at record high

In a weak overall market, Deutsche Börse shares reached another record high on Monday.
The increasing price fluctuations on the financial markets are likely to keep investors on their toes and ensure good turnover for stock exchange operators.
The shares of the stock exchange operator rose by 2.9 percent to 264.80 euros at the peak in the afternoon.
Deutsche Börse shares have climbed by almost 20 percent since the beginning of the year.
The shares of counterparty Euronext had reached a high on Thursday.
Not least the political developments since the election of Donald Trump as US President and his erratic actions are likely to force investors to constantly adjust their portfolios - with positive consequences for exchange operators.
According to analyst Jochen Schmitt from Metzler Bank, turnover in interest rate products on the Eurex derivatives exchange and in cash trading on Xetra increased in January and February compared to the previous year.
Deutsche Börse should benefit from the favorable capital market environment.
Economies of scale would benefit the results, as the cost base is strongly determined by fixed costs.

Apple $AAPL (-6,25%)has to work longer on new AI-Siri

Setback for Apple in the AI race with other tech giants: The iPhone company is taking longer than planned to develop its improved assistance software Siri.
The new far-reaching functions with artificial intelligence will not be available until "next year", an Apple spokesperson told the website "Daring Fireball".
The function was generally expected to be available this spring.
Apple's plan is for the future Siri to be particularly helpful for users because the software has access to users' personal information and can be active across different apps.
Rivals such as Google and Samsung also want to establish such functions in the everyday lives of users of their devices and software.
Amazon will soon be opening advance access to an AI version of its Alexa assistance software in the USA. Apple has summarized its new AI offerings under the name "Apple Intelligence".
So far, the software can reword and summarize texts and create new emoji from user descriptions, among other things.
The first functions of "Apple Intelligence" are set to appear in Germany in April.
The company is focusing on AI functions in the marketing of its current iPhone generation.

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