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July 18th, 2025 | 07:00 CEST

20% in one week! Steyr Motors, Zalando, and Globex Mining shares!

  • Mining
  • Gold
  • Commodities
  • Retail
  • Automotive
  • Defense
Photo credits: Zalando

Comeback for Steyr Motors. After a share price explosion in March and the subsequent crash, things had quietened down around the share. However, operations appear to have continued at full speed. Things could get interesting on July 31. Globex Mining also seems to be poised for a comeback. After doubling around the turn of the year, the mining incubator's shares corrected. However, with positive news flow and continued strong gold prices amid a commodities boom, the chances of renewed gains look promising. In Germany, retail is not exactly booming. Zalando is countering this with the takeover of its competitor ABOUT YOU. The transaction has now been completed. Will the share price rise now? Analysts certainly see considerable upside potential.

time to read: 4 minutes | Author: Fabian Lorenz
ISIN: STEYR MOTORS AG | AT0000A3FW25 , ZALANDO SE | DE000ZAL1111 , GLOBEX MINING ENTPRS INC. | CA3799005093

Table of contents:


    Globex Mining: Top news driving a new high for the year?

    Exciting entry opportunity at Globex Mining: The mining incubator's share price is currently trading at EUR 0.80, down from around EUR 1 at the end of May. The Company is benefiting from the gold and commodities boom, is debt-free, and offers risk diversification through its involvement in over 250 projects. All projects are located in North America, with around half in the precious metals sector (gold, silver, platinum and palladium). Globex transfers its properties to specialized exploration companies, allowing it to generate returns without carrying the full development risk. Due to the numerous projects, there is also a continuous news flow.

    Most recently, it was reported that Antimony Resources had completed a 16-hole Phase 1 drilling program on the Bald Hill property in New Brunswick (southeastern Canada). The program comprised a total of 3,150 meters of NQ core drilling. The mineralized zone was traced over a length of at least 400 meters and remains open along strike and down dip. A total of 1,500 samples were submitted for analysis.

    Previously, a new mineral resource estimate was released for the Duquesne West gold project in Quebec, Canada. It is 50% owned by Globex and developed by Emperor Metals. The new inferred mineral resource is 26.9 million tonnes grading 1.46 million ounces of gold at an average grade of 1.69 g/t Au. Several high-grade gold deposits have been identified. Approximately 44% of the 1.46 million ounces are considered suitable for conceptual open pit mining, with the remaining quantities potentially mineable using conceptual underground mining methods. Further exploration is expected to break the 2 million ounce mark.

    The announcements indicate that Globex has established a robust portfolio. This should also benefit the share price again.

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    Steyr Motors: Anticipation builds for July 31

    While Globex is still working on its comeback, Steyr Motors is right in the thick of things. Since last Friday, the high-performance engine manufacturer's stock has gained around 20%, mainly due to growth prospects in the defense sector.

    This week, the Austrian company announced the expansion of its partnership with Defenture. The Dutch company manufactures light tactical military vehicles. Both companies are working closely together on technical coordination to adapt Steyr's drive solutions to the specific operational requirements of the armed forces. Defenture has now secured several new major orders for vehicles that will feature Steyr Motors' M16 diesel engine as the central drive unit. The new orders include vehicles for the Austrian Special Forces, the Polish Special Forces, and the German Special Forces (KSK), for which four prototypes are currently being tested, and follow-up orders are being prepared. Steyr Motors, therefore, expects orders worth millions to be placed in the coming years.

    July 31, 2025, should be an exciting date. That is when Steyr Motors will publish its half-year figures. Investors and analysts are likely to focus particularly on the development of order intake and order backlog. After all, the Company is now worth over EUR 300 million on the stock market. To justify this level, revenue and profits must rise sharply in the coming years.

    Zalando: ABOUT YOU acquired - Will the share price now rise?

    Zalando's years of strong growth are now behind it. In the first quarter of 2025, revenue rose by 7.9% to EUR 2.4 billion. As organic growth is no longer really progressing for the German e-commerce pioneer, it has acquired competitor ABOUT YOU. The transaction was completed a few days ago. With their complementary business-to-consumer and business-to-business offerings, the two companies are expanding the e-commerce ecosystem for the European fashion and lifestyle market, covering a significant portion of the market. Zalando now holds 91.45% of ABOUT YOU's share capital. It plans to acquire the remaining shares through a squeeze-out in exchange for a cash settlement.

    Robert Gentz, Co-CEO and co-founder of Zalando, commented: "Zalando and ABOUT YOU have developed from local start-ups into European success stories. We are united by a clear focus on quality, innovation, and customer proximity. Together, we will form an unbeatable team and actively shape the European fashion and lifestyle e-commerce landscape. In the B2C sector, we can offer our customers and brands differentiated and attractive shopping experiences. By combining our complementary logistics and software solutions, ZEOS, Tradebyte, and SCAYLE, we are creating an even more powerful e-commerce operating system in the B2B sector - enabling brands and retailers to efficiently manage their multichannel business across Europe and beyond."

    Analysts view the prospects for the new group as very positive. According to marketscreener.com, 18 out of 24 analysts recommend buying Zalando shares. The average price target is EUR 38.30. The security is currently trading at EUR 27.68.


    Globex continues to publish positive news. The stock's recent setback appears to be a buying opportunity to invest in the commodities boom in a diversified manner. Steyr is a clear defense play. July 31 will provide an indication of how quickly the Company can grow into its valuation. Zalando remains active in a challenging market even after the acquisition.


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    Der Autor

    Fabian Lorenz

    For more than twenty years, the Cologne native has been intensively involved with the stock market, both professionally and privately. He is particularly passionate about national and international small and micro caps.

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