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XETRA:RHM.DE 25 November 2025 - 1 December 2025

Rheinmetall AG Stock on 1 December 2025: Is the German Defence Champion a Buy After the Pullback?

Rheinmetall AG Stock on 1 December 2025: Is the German Defence Champion a Buy After the Pullback?

Rheinmetall shares closed at €1,480–1,500 on 28 November 2025, down about 25% from this year’s highs but still more than double year-ago levels. The stock fell over 3.5% on 1 December as defence names dragged the DAX lower, following sharp declines after Russia-Ukraine peace headlines. Q3 results showed sales up 20% year-on-year to €7.5 billion and a record order backlog.
1 December 2025
Rheinmetall Stock Today (25 November 2025): Price Rebounds 1.7% as 2030 Super‑Growth Plan Meets Ukraine Peace Jitters

Rheinmetall Stock Today (25 November 2025): Price Rebounds 1.7% as 2030 Super‑Growth Plan Meets Ukraine Peace Jitters

Rheinmetall shares closed at €1,468 on Tuesday in Frankfurt, up 1.73% after a sharp sell-off last week triggered by Ukraine peace talk headlines. The stock remains down about 15% over the past 10 sessions and trades 27% below its 52-week high. Trading volume reached roughly 374,000 shares, with turnover near €549 million. The Stoxx 600 Aerospace & Defense index also rose about 1%.
25 November 2025
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Rheinmetall Stock (RHM.DE) on 25 November 2025: Share Price Slump, 2030 Super‑Cycle and What Investors Should Watch Now

Rheinmetall Stock (RHM.DE) on 25 November 2025: Share Price Slump, 2030 Super‑Cycle and What Investors Should Watch Now

Rheinmetall AG shares closed at €1,443.00 on Monday, down 5% and nearly 20% below early November highs, amid heavy trading volumes. The drop follows renewed hopes for peace in Ukraine, prompting investors to exit defense stocks. Despite the sell-off, Rheinmetall confirmed record order books and strong 2025 guidance. The stock remains up about 150% year-to-date.
25 November 2025
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