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Antimony Resources – Great potential that has been overlooked until now

China's dominant role in the availability of critical metals and raw materials is a fact. Export restrictions and steadily rising demand are exacerbating the situation. Western countries are desperately searching for new non-Chinese sources of supply and secure supply chains. Rising prices for critical raw materials are posing major challenges for manufacturing industries, while (prospective) producers are benefiting greatly. In this context, Antimony Resources' stock stands out clearly.

Antimony Resources is focused on developing its Bald Hill project in New Brunswick, Canada. The 1,100-hectare area is home to the largest antimony deposit in North America. According to the most recently submitted NI 43-101-compliant technical report, there are approximately 2.7 million tons of rock with antimony grades of 3 to 4%. This corresponds to a large deposit of 81,000 to 108,000 tons of pure metal, even on a global scale. The stock initially reacted strongly to this excellent news, which hints at great economic potential, but then lost some ground again. The share price is currently around CAD 0.44, valuing the Company at a moderate CAD 27 million.

In the past, the Canadians had already delivered many convincing results and proved grades of 2.76% to 14.91% antimony. In the course of the ongoing drill program, existing zones were successfully expanded to the north and south. Investors can eagerly await further results and developments from an additional planned drilling program. Antimony is a key raw material for several industries, including the semiconductor industry and military technology. Antimony is also in high demand as a flame retardant.

In terms of increased awareness of the stock, the Company has taken a decisive step with its recent listing on the OTCQB Venture Market in the US, which is operated by the OTC Market Group. The Company rightly expects this to raise its profile among international retail and institutional investors, with positive effects on liquidity and share price. Given the project's significant potential on a global scale and its already apparent value, the share is currently undervalued.

Hensoldt – Attractive again after share price decline

Since Hensoldt's high at the beginning of October, the shares have almost halved in value. Analysts now believe the stock has upward potential of up to 40% over the year. British investment bank Barclays has lowered its price target for Hensoldt from EUR 93 to EUR 90 and left its rating at "Equal Weight." According to the experts, the reason for the adjustment is the moderate sales outlook and the EBITDA forecast for 2026. Analysts at US bank Citigroup are more optimistic, setting a price target of EUR 101. In the short term, growth will be less dynamic and more investment will be made. However, the underlying growth scenario remains unchanged.

The Company's order intake rose to EUR 2.0 billion in the first nine months of the current fiscal year, bringing the order backlog to EUR 7.1 billion. Revenue climbed 12% to EUR 1.5 billion. Operating profit (EBITDA) increased by a similar amount. The outlook for the full year has been adjusted slightly. Revenue is now estimated at EUR 2.5 billion at the lower end of the forecast range, while the EBITDA margin is expected to be somewhat better than previously forecast (approximately 18%). By 2030, Hensoldt is aiming for revenue of EUR 6 billion with an EBITDA margin of at least 20%. The Company is currently valued at an impressive EUR 8 billion on the stock market.

RENK – Powerful competitive position

RENK is a global leader and technologically virtually irreplaceable specialist supplier with a quasi-monopoly market position in safety-critical drive systems. These include drive and transmission systems for armored vehicles, marine propulsion systems for warships and special ships, and high-performance plain bearings for energy and industrial plants. These markets all have extremely high barriers to entry – a major advantage for RENK.

The German company supplies virtually all major Western military and naval defense programs. Based on this strong market position and the enormous increase in demand, dynamic growth can be expected in the future. The Company is currently valued at around EUR 5 billion. Analysts are forecasting an average target price of EUR 68, which corresponds to upside potential of around one-third. In recent days, insider purchases by the Management Board and Supervisory Board have been recorded. RENK shares remain one of the top favorites in the defense sector.

If markets react turbulently to developments around the potential end of the Russia-Ukraine war, lower prices could create attractive entry points for defense stocks. RENK's strong competitive position makes it the preferred choice over Hensoldt. Antimony Resources stands out as an exciting special topic with a lot of upside potential, with a first-class asset whose economic potential is far from reflected in the share price.