Schaeffler gains analyst support, Citi sees upside for the shares

Citi highlights Schaeffler’s valuation as attractive after a marked pullback, pointing to upside from non-automotive projects such as robotics and aerospace while the MDAX-listed group prepares its next quarterly update.

By Julia Schmitt, Sector & Peer Group desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-26, 09:03.

Schaeffler (DE000SHA0100) is back in focus on Xetra after a fresh analyst comment from Citi. The bank underscores an attractive valuation for the MDAX-listed industrial supplier and points to upside beyond the core automotive franchise, according to Investing.com.

What Citi highlights on Schaeffler

Per a report cited by Investing.com, Citi views the recent roughly 24 percent retreat in Schaeffler shares from prior highs as not fundamentally driven. The analysts instead frame the lower level around 8 euros as a potential entry point, compared with an estimated 8.30 euros value for the core business.

Beyond traditional automotive and industrial bearings, Citi sees around 4.50 euros additional value per share in newer non-automotive activities. These include projects in humanoid robotics and aerospace-related applications, which the bank believes broaden Schaeffler’s long-term earnings base.

MDAX peer context and recent price move

According to finanzen100, Schaeffler shares recently traded around 8.39 euros in Frankfurt, keeping the stock solidly within the MDAX performance index. The move comes after intraday volatility described by Investing.com, with the shares initially down about 1.5 percent before recovering into positive territory and at times gaining roughly 2.5 percent.

In the broader German industrial peer group, investors often compare Schaeffler with names such as Continental and SKF when looking at exposure to drive technologies and mechanical components. Citi’s constructive stance on Schaeffler therefore stands out against a backdrop of mixed sentiment across European auto-supplier stocks, where valuation dispersion has widened in recent months, as several sector commentaries have noted.

The business behind Schaeffler

Schaeffler generates most of its revenue with precision components and systems for automotive and industrial applications, including bearings, clutch systems and engine parts. In recent years the group has expanded into solutions for electric powertrains and motion technology platforms that can be integrated into robotics concepts, aligning with the innovation areas Citi references.

Where the Schaeffler shares trade today

The Schaeffler shares (DE000SHA0100) trade on Xetra at 8.39 euros as of 2026-06-25, 17:35, based on data from finanzen100.

Key data on the Schaeffler shares

• Company: Schaeffler AG
• ISIN: DE000SHA0100
• WKN: SHA010
• Ticker: SHA
• Trading venue: Xetra
• Price (as of 2026-06-25, 17:35): 8.39 EUR
• Market cap: 10.9 billion EUR (as of 2026-06-25)
• Sector / industry: Automobiles & Components / Industrial Machinery
• Index membership: MDAX
• Next earnings date: 2026-07-XX

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities.