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AstraZeneca Cloud Win and JPMorgan Upgrade Put SAP's AI Story on the Front Foot

Published on 11/14/2026 at 11:10 | Editorial boerse-global.de
SAP released 35 security notes, nine critical, while JPMorgan upgraded the stock to Overweight and AstraZeneca expanded its RISE with SAP rollout.
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SAP's security team had a heavy week, but investors had reasons to look past it. The software maker rolled out 35 new security notes as part of its November Patch Day, nine of which were classified as critical, according to media reports on Thursday. Four of the vulnerabilities carry the maximum CVSS score of 10.0, affecting NetWeaver, Web Dispatcher and Gateway. There were no indications of active exploitation as of the reports.

The Walldorf-based company also published four GitHub security advisories and updated three previously released notes. The disclosure landed in the same stretch that brought a pair of bullish developments on the commercial side.

JPMorgan Switches to Overweight

On Monday, JPMorgan lifted its rating on SAP from "Neutral" to "Overweight" and raised the price target to 275 euros from 175 euros. Analyst Toby Ogg pointed to artificial intelligence moving from pilot projects into productive use in core enterprise systems, along with progress on SAP's own AI offering. He expects rapid amortization of those investments.

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AstraZeneca Expands RISE with SAP Rollout

A day later, SAP and AstraZeneca announced an expansion of their partnership. The pharmaceutical group intends to move to SAP Cloud ERP Private under RISE with SAP and is evaluating the use of SAP Business AI. According to SAP, the planned migration covers one of the largest SAP system landscapes in the life sciences sector and builds on a relationship spanning 20 years.

Buyback Programme Passes 9.6 Million Shares

Meanwhile, SAP's share repurchase programme continues to run. Through November 6 inclusive, the company had bought back roughly 9.6 million of its own shares, according to a capital market disclosure published Tuesday. Between November 2 and November 6 alone, about 465,000 shares were acquired via Xetra for an aggregate volume of around 95.4 million euros. An earlier interim report on November 3 covered 50,000 shares purchased on XETRA in the final week of October.

CFO Asam Lines Up Two Conference Appearances

Chief Financial Officer Dominik Asam will take the stage at two investor events in the coming weeks. SAP has confirmed his participation in the Morgan Stanley TMT Conference in Barcelona on November 19, 2026, followed by the UBS Global Technology Conference in Scottsdale on December 1, 2026. Both sessions are scheduled as fireside chats and will be webcast.

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