ThyssenKrupp stock gains as Deutsche Bank lifts target to 18 euros

ThyssenKrupp stock is moving higher after a fresh Deutsche Bank Buy rating and a higher 18 euro price target, with the shares showing strong year to date performance on Xetra.

ThyssenKrupp stock (ISIN DE0007500001) is trading firmly higher as of September 4, 2026, after a new analyst update from Deutsche Bank lifted the price target to 18.00 euros while reiterating a Buy recommendation, with the shares around 14.9 euros and up more than 4 percent intraday according to a German market overview.

Analyst upgrade supports the rally

According to data compiled by finanzen.ch on September 4, 2026, Deutsche Bank has raised its price target for ThyssenKrupp from 16.00 euros to 18.00 euros and confirmed a Buy rating on the steel and industrial group.

The same overview shows ThyssenKrupp shares recently quoted at 14.46 euros on Xetra in euros, implying an upside of about 24.48 percent to the new 18.00 euro price target as of the rating update on September 4, 2026.

Strong price move and year to date performance

A separate real time report on the German market indicates that ThyssenKrupp stock is gaining strongly on September 4, 2026, with the price around 14.915 euros and a daily increase of 4.05 percent after a 2.32 percent rise the previous trading day, pointing to sustained positive momentum in the share.

Market data aggregated by MarketScreener for ThyssenKrupp shows a last Xetra closing price of 14.28 euros as of September 3, 2026 and a year to date performance of about 53.98 percent, underlining that the stock has already delivered a robust return in 2026 before the latest analyst upgrade.

Steel and industrial technology portfolio

ThyssenKrupp AG operates as a diversified industrial group with core activities in steel production, materials distribution and industrial technology solutions, including components and systems for automotive and mechanical engineering customers.

In recent years the group has also focused on businesses such as elevator technology and marine systems, while pursuing restructuring and portfolio adjustments to improve profitability and reduce cyclicality across its segments.

Stock on Xetra with elevated volatility

ThyssenKrupp stock is primarily traded on Xetra in Frankfurt, providing German investors with high liquidity and continuous price discovery in euros.

With the shares quoted around 14.9 euros and a daily move of more than 4 percent as of September 4, 2026, the stock is showing elevated short term volatility, which makes the new 18.00 euro analyst target an important reference point for market participants.

ThyssenKrupp stock facts

• Company: ThyssenKrupp AG
• ISIN: DE0007500001
• WKN: 750000
• Ticker: TKA
• Trading venue: Xetra
• Price (as of September 4, 2026): 14.915 EUR
• Market capitalization: 8.9 billion EUR (as of September 4, 2026, based on Xetra price data)
• Sector / Industry: Industrials / Steel and industrial engineering
• Index membership: MDAX