⚈leonardo spa rose in 2025 with 82.19% of strong revenue and mixed analysts views
⚈ Both offer investors' growth potential from the Rhein metal rally at a price
Rhein metal AG (ETR: Grass) has quickly gained popularity due to the recognition of its trademark associated with EU ambitious EUR 800 billion planstrong quarter resultsAnd the network of partnerships with other protective giants, but it has also grown extremely expensive.
RHM shares have risen from 206.83% to EUR 528.80 to EUR 1,622.50 in the last 12 months, making it somewhat unpleasant to the analyst bullishness.
Fortunately, investors who want to take advantage of the European Union military plans but do not want to buy a very expensive share are also in the block other weapons manufacturers who are well positioned for growth.
Two main candidates are defense companies of some of the strongest EU economy: France and Italy.
Dassault Aviation (EPA: A)
Dassault Aviation (EPA: AM) has been a well -known tradition in the Rhein Metal in its 2025 market, but its shares still have to truly rally on the huge defense plan.
Unlike the RHM, which rose 168.46% over the year (YTD), the AM in 2025 is 62.23% in green and exchange owners for EUR 317.80.
The report of the company 2024 was also shown strong growth The vast majority of metrics compared to 2023, positioning like Dassault Aviation.
One of the concerns about finding investors is that Jeffers changed the AM rating for a profit by signaling to low self -confidence that strong performance persists.
Leonardo Spa (Bit: LDO)
The situation is similar to the Italian Leonardo Spa (Bit: LDO). The weapon manufacturer has worked well in 2025, but with an 82.19% rally to 47.48 euros, far from success.
The last income of the company reports Similarly, the strength, especially in terms of revenue and business revenue, shows further strengthening the case.
However, analysts have generally not impressed, leaving the room cautious. For example, on April 3, Baader Europe changed 'ADD' – 'Buy', but Citi (NYSE: C) lowered it to neutral, despite raising the forecast from EUR 28.4 to EUR 48.4 to 48.4 euros on April 4.
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