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December 27th, 2024 | 07:20 CET

STOCK FAVOURITES 2025: Will Rheinmetall, TUI and Power Nickel continue their price rally?

  • Mining
  • Nickel
  • Defense
  • Travel
Photo credits: TUI AG

Will Rheinmetall soon be supplying warships and submarines as well? This is entirely possible and would further fill the already bulging order books. However, risks are also looming. At Power Nickel, the revaluation began impressively in 2024. The stock still appears to have plenty of significant upside potential, as the Company not only has large deposits of nickel and copper but also palladium, gold, and silver. Strong news flow is expected in 2025. And what about TUI? The stock has held above the EUR 8 mark after the figures. Management is optimistic about the coming year.

time to read: 3 minutes | Author: Fabian Lorenz
ISIN: RHEINMETALL AG | DE0007030009 , TUI AG NA O.N. | DE000TUAG505 , Power Nickel Inc. | CA7393011092

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    Power Nickel: More than 100% upside potential?

    Power Nickel should also please shareholders in 2025. The Company is one of the shooting stars of the current year. Due to spectacular drilling results at the Nisk project, the Company has developed from a nickel explorer to a multi-metal pearl. The share price has also jumped, climbing from CAD 0.20 to CAD 0.90. However, the revaluation should not stop there. Power Nickel plans to continue exploring the Nisk project in 2025 and publish regular drill results. If these results are anywhere near as good as in 2024, shareholders can look forward to strong news.

    The Nisk project is located in Quebec, Canada. Due to the findings in 2024, the name Power Nickel is now somewhat misleading. Although large quantities of nickel and copper have been found, platinum, gold and silver have also been discovered. The Lion Zone, for example, includes several zones over 10 m in size with copper grades of up to 8%, platinum group metals of over 22 grams per tonne, gold of over 1.6 g/t and silver of over 69 g/t.

    By the end of April 2025, new drillings totaling 30,000 m are planned, with the total expected to reach 50,000 m by year-end. An extensive metallurgical study is expected to be presented in the second half of 2025. Management anticipates that Nisk will evolve into a world-class project with more than 1 million tons of metal equivalent. Even at this early stage, the copper equivalent alone is estimated at an average of 7% for 5 million tons.

    If the forecasts come true, Power Nickel could join the ranks of Russia's Nornickel. But in one of the world's most legally stable regions.

    Rheinmetall: Soon to include warships and submarines?

    Rheinmetall is expected to continue its strong development in the coming year. The Company's order books are certainly well-filled. Most recently, the German government commissioned Rheinmetall and partners to digitalize the Bundeswehr. The largest German defense company will receive EUR 1.7 billion in the process. Additionally, the Düsseldorf-based company might soon enter the naval sector.

    Handelsblatt reported that Rheinmetall is among the interested parties in the naval division of thyssenkrupp. According to the report, the faltering industrial group is making a further attempt to sell its naval activities. The last attempt failed due to differing price expectations. According to the business newspaper, in addition to Rheinmetall, the Lürssen shipyard group and even the German government are also interested. thyssenkrupp builds warships and submarines in this division. The German government recently ordered four submarines worth almost EUR 5 billion.

    TUI: "Relax, Return and Rebook"

    Like Power Nickel, TUI's shares are entering the new year with momentum. Even though there was a minor setback after the figures, the share price remains above the EUR 8 mark. While the first customers are returning from their winter holidays, TUI has already presented its program for winter 2025/26. The trend continues to lean towards early bookings under the motto "Relax, Return, and Rebook." For the 2025/26 winter season, TUI is offering more than 300 weekly flight connections to idyllic beaches in the most sought-after holiday destinations. Among the most popular of the 16 sunny destinations are the Canary Islands, which include Fuerteventura, Gran Canaria, Tenerife, and Lanzarote. TUI is providing almost 650,000 seats for travel to these destinations.

    Benjamin Jacobi, head of TUI Germany, comments: "*We are seeing an exceptionally strong trend towards early booking, and not just for next summer. Holidaymakers want planning security and are planning their next trip even earlier. In addition to the top destinations in the Canary Islands and Egypt, the Cape Verdes are also among our guests' favourites for next winter. *We are expanding our program here, offering 22 weekly flights from all five departure airports in Germany."** In the future, TUI also wants to expand its Asian business. The management's optimism is also reflected in the insider transactions. Last week, for example, board member Mathias Kiep bought shares worth no less than EUR 25,000.


    Power Nickel is a hot stock to watch for 2025. Its revaluation is underway, and the downside risk appears limited due to existing drilling results. If the strong news flow announced for 2025 is anywhere near as convincing, the stock has significant upside potential. Rheinmetall's shares also still have room to grow, although investors should brace for a setback if the next US president, Donald Trump, actually ends the war in Ukraine. TUI also seems poised for further growth - as long as the sluggish economy does not dampen Germans' enthusiasm for travel.


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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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