Bombshell and Buy Rating! TKMS, SFC Energy, dynaCERT! Are Analyst Estimates Too Low?

dynaCERT: Board Interview with an Outlook on the Commercial Breakthrough

dynaCERT's stock could turn into a portfolio rocket in the second half of 2026. After years of technology development, the company has entered a new phase focused on commercialization. According to new CEO Kevin Unrath, the priorities are industrialization, scaling production, and expanding commercial market adoption. He outlined this strategy in his latest interview with Lyndsay Malchuk of the IIF.

Most recently, production and product design were further developed, and technical know-how was built up in areas such as engine thermodynamics, cell chemistry, and vibration and shock analysis. With this, the company aims to make its systems more robust for practical use across different applications.

At the core of the technology are on-demand hydrogen electrolysis units that are retrofitted onto existing combustion engines to reduce emissions and fuel consumption. The hydrogen is generated directly in the vehicle or machine. According to the company, no external hydrogen infrastructure or storage is required. The main input needed is essentially distilled water. dynaCERT thus positions the technology as a readily available bridge solution for industries in which diesel drivetrains will remain relevant for the foreseeable future, such as heavy-duty transport, mining, industrial plants, and generators.

For the smaller systems, standard installation takes about two to two and a half hours, according to Unrath. For larger units used on engines with high displacement, additional customization is required. The operational focus is not only on providing the systems technically but also on building a resilient network for installation, maintenance, and service in the target markets.

Regionally, dynaCERT is focusing above all on emerging markets. Vietnam serves as the starting point for Southeast Asia, with prospects in Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, and, in the long term, India. In addition, the company is working with partners in Mexico, Colombia, and other Latin American markets. There, dynaCERT sees favourable conditions thanks to large stocks of diesel generators, partly older vehicle fleets, and challenges with fuel quality. Over the coming 12 to 16 months, success should therefore be measured above all by rising unit numbers, continuous production, and a successful market launch via local partners.

If the company executes its strategy successfully, dynaCERT's shares could offer substantial upside. Analysts at GBC Research have set a price target of EUR 0.48, compared with the current share price of around EUR 0.075.

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SFC Energy: Shares Up More Than 70% This Year

While dynaCERT is still a higher-risk play on a potential breakout, the rally in SFC Energy is already well underway. So far this year, the share has gained more than 70%, and is currently trading at around EUR 21.50. In autumn 2025, it was still just above EUR 10, when order deferrals were reported. No one talks about that anymore today. That is how fast things can move on the stock market. SFC Energy develops and produces fuel-cell and hybrid power solutions for off-grid energy supply. The systems are used in both military and civilian applications.

Most recently, the company expanded its fuel cell portfolio by acquiring essential assets of the insolvent Siqens GmbH. At the center are the patented methanol-reformer fuel-cell technology, further patents, trademark rights, know-how, and existing customer relationships. With this transaction, SFC closes the previous performance gap between direct methanol fuel cells below 1 kW and hydrogen fuel cell systems above 5 kW.

The acquired technology targets applications in the 1 to 5 kW power range. It is intended primarily for use at off-grid or hard-to-access sites. Methanol as a liquid energy carrier can offer advantages in transport, storage, and supply, particularly when gaseous hydrogen is not practical for logistical, regulatory, or infrastructure reasons. SFC sees additional sales opportunities in the areas of defense, public safety, critical infrastructure, telecommunications, traffic technology, as well as oil and gas.

Following the announcement, Warburg Research reaffirmed its Buy recommendation for the SFC share. The price target was raised slightly from EUR 28 to EUR 29. Through the acquisition, the firm says, SFC is quickly and cost-effectively closing a gap in its product portfolio.

TKMS: The Next Bombshell

For TKMS, things are currently going well. While defense stocks are mostly under pressure, the TKMS share has already gained around 46% so far this year. In recent weeks, the company first benefited from the frigate debacle surrounding Rheinmetall; now Canada's multi-billion-dollar submarine program is providing the next boost to the share price.

TKMS has been selected by the Canadian government as the preferred supplier for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project. Under the program, up to twelve submarines of the Class 212CD could be delivered. The decision is not yet a final contract award, but it opens up for TKMS the prospect of the largest single order in the company's history. According to the company, it would increase the existing order backlog by more than 50%. The first delivery is scheduled for 2033.

The 212CD program is intended to give Canada, together with Germany and Norway, a more closely coordinated submarine capability within NATO. According to TKMS, the boats are designed for deployment in the North Atlantic, the Arctic, and the Pacific. In addition to procurement, an intergovernmental framework agreement is intended to enable the buildup of Canada's own maintenance and repair capacities, the transfer of know-how, and the training of personnel.

For Canada, the project also represents a major industrial program. TKMS expects that Canadian companies will be more strongly integrated into supply chains and the international defense ecosystem. According to the company, over its lifetime the program is expected to generate approximately CAD 167 billion in economic activity, contribute more than CAD 86 billion to Canada's GDP, and support over 650,000 job-years across the country.

With German management, dynaCERT finally seems to be making progress on commercialization. If further orders or customers are won over the remainder of the year, the stock should move toward the analysts' price target. How quickly a rally can start is shown by SFC. After the stock still disappointed at the end of 2025, it has been trending sustainably upward this year. TKMS is currently riding a wave of success. After the recent major order, analysts will presumably raise their estimates.