Between Persil and High-Tech Adhesives: Henkel Stock on the Verge of Revaluation
Henkel continues to trade at a noticeable discount compared to competitors. A moderate P/E ratio of around 12 to 13 and a reliable dividend yield of about 3% make the stock a solid anchor in the portfolio.
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In a stock market often driven by short-term hypes, the traditional company Henkel (i) first appears to be a relic from another time. Yet this apparent "boredom" could lay the foundation for an impressive renaissance in the stock market year 2026. Much suggests that the nadir after years of restructuring has finally been crossed. The crux of this thesis is the completion of the major internal transformation. The consolidation of the consumer goods segments into "Consumer Brands" was a strenuous effort, whose full synergy effects—estimated to yield...
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