Against a backdrop of political uncertainty and fluctuating markets in Europe, Germany’s stock market has also seen some impact, with indices like the DAX experiencing downturns. During such times, investors often seek out companies with high insider ownership as a sign of confidence and stability. This suggests that those in charge have a significant stake in the company and a strong interest in its success.
Here are the top 10 growth companies in Germany with high insider ownership:
1. pferdewetten.de (XTRA:EMH) – Insider Ownership: 26.8%, Earnings Growth: 75.4%
2. Deutsche Beteiligungs (XTRA:DBAN) – Insider Ownership: 35.4%, Earnings Growth: 31.6%
3. YOC (XTRA:YOC) – Insider Ownership: 24.8%, Earnings Growth: 22.2%
4. NAGA Group (XTRA:N4G) – Insider Ownership: 14.1%, Earnings Growth: 58.1%
5. Exasol (XTRA:EXL) – Insider Ownership: 25.3%, Earnings Growth: 107.4%
6. Alelion Energy Systems (DB:2FZ) – Insider Ownership: 37.4%, Earnings Growth: 106.6%
7. Stratec (XTRA:SBS) – Insider Ownership: 30.9%, Earnings Growth: 22%
8. elumeo (XTRA:ELB) – Insider Ownership: 25.8%, Earnings Growth: 99.1%
9. Redcare Pharmacy (XTRA:RDC) – Insider Ownership: 17.7%, Earnings Growth: 46.9%
10. Friedrich Vorwerk Group (XTRA:VH2) – Insider Ownership: 18%, Earnings Growth: 30.4%
Brockhaus Technologies AG, a German growth company with high insider ownership at 26.6%, is showing potential for significant growth. Despite a recent net loss in Q1 2024, the company’s revenue increased year-over-year, indicating resilience and recovery potential. With projected earnings growth and expected profitability within three years, Brockhaus is currently trading below its estimated fair value, presenting an interesting opportunity for investors.
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