A Potential free money

I saw a pattern in this stock that every Major quick jump is immediately followed by a dump. For the next jump I will put the theory into a test.

This is great news for puma

Pumas largest shareholder sold their stake in Puma for 1.8 billion. Anta sports now Pumas largest share holder is one of the top 2 sports companies in China They are active and aggressive in terms of business and expansion. I can see them opening up major markets in China and Southeast Asia. They are already planning to open more stores and target different sectors such as snow wear. I see Puma back to where it was in 12-24 months. NFA Good luck all. 🍀

What a difference a day makes.

We seem to be recovering well. Puma is doing a big publicity push. Flagship store on oxford st. Trainer deal with fast and furious franchise. And teaming up with F1 team McLaren. 🐈‍⬛

We got serious movement

Come on Puma. I’ve been waiting months for this. Good luck all. ☘️🫡

Undervalued?

I’m certain even though Puma aren’t in a great position at the moment we are undervalued imo, we should be between 20-23. Glad we got some upward momentum maybe Adidas will buy us out. (Hopefully). 🍀

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What happened to Puma??

We need a Growl not a meow

I’ve held this stock since the drop in at 28. The jump todays 12% is welcome and I’m hoping puma will have better Q3 results.

Possibile Puma sell

The Pinault family is weighing options for Puma SE including a sale after the German sports brand lost about half of its market value in the past year, according to people familiar with the matter. The billionaire family is working with advisers and has reached out to potential buyers, including Anta Sports Products Ltd. and Li Ning Co. to gauge interest, the people said, asking not to be identified because the deliberations are private. They have also sounded out other sportswear firms in the US, as well as sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East, the people said. The Pinault clan owns a 29% stake in Frankfurt-listed Puma through Artémis, which is also the controlling shareholder of Kering SA. The family is likely to seek a sizable premium in any deal, the people said. Puma shares have slumped by 50% in the past 12 months, hit by weak demand for its sports and exercise gear and concerns about the impact of US tariffs. The company now has a market value of about €2.6 billion ($3 billion). Deliberations are ongoing and there’s no guarantee a transaction will happen, the people said. A spokesperson for Puma declined to comment, while representatives for Artémis, Anta and Li Ning didn’t respond to requests seeking comment. Puma has been trying to revamp itself under new Chief Executive Officer Arthur Hoeld after failing to generate much enthusiasm for its products with consumers in recent years. The company issued a profit warning last month. The German firm recently appointed ex-Adidas executive Andreas Hubert as chief operating officer. Hubert is a 20-year veteran of Adidas who served for the past four years as the company’s chief information officer. Founded in 1948, Puma reported €281.6 million in net income last year and €8.8 billion in sales, and counts a global workforce of roughly 22,000. It sponsors English Premier League team Manchester City, the Portugal national team and Denmark’s men’s handball team, among others.

Calm down it’s puma

Firstly puma isn’t going anywhere. Secondly it will probably take 6 months to get to 25-30. Let the new guy from Adidas get this company where it should be. Half the problems is because of tariffs, but U. S market only accounts for 20% of puma sales. So that alone wouldn’t slash 60% off of share price.the profits were diminishing anyway. They need to lose about 2000 jobs imo. Streamline. And they still get 10% of products made in china ( higher tariffs than Cambodia Vietnam) which they need to move. 🦈

Lol

Its puma gonna be bankrupt ?

keeps dropping

what are your thoughts on this stock because 20€ seems a great buy in. i will be keeping an eye on this for now

Time to buy?

Is the dip concerning, or is this the time to buy? I always believe that with big companies they can rebound quite strongly, especially with the new Premier League ball being puma? Any thoughts?

All systems go

Now the dividend is out of the way and new guy coming in , I can only see upwards trajectory from here. Let’s see. 👩‍🦯

Got my dividend today

Just wanted to ask what do you guys feel about PUMA for 2025 and 2026? I have been reading about forecasted predictions to be around $60+ (high forcast)

Q1 Update

Key developments Q1 2025 Currency-adjusted sales up by 0.1% to € 2,076 million (-1.3% reported) Gross profit margin decreases by 60 basis points to 47.0% Operating expenses (OPEX) increase by 7.1% to € 905 million Adjusted EBIT excluding one-time costs decreases by 52.4% to € 76 million EBIT at € 58 million, including one-time costs of € 18 million from the nextlevel cost efficiency programme Nextlevel Update: Reduction of about 500 staff positions expected to be completed by end of Q2. Efficiency initiatives started for unprofitable owned & operated retail stores, indirect procurement, sourcing and IT PUMA appoints Arthur Hoeld as CEO (effective 01 July 2025) and Matthias Bäumer as Chief Commercial Officer (effective 01 April 2025) Outlook FY 2025 Currency-adjusted sales growth at low- to mid-single digit percentage rate Adjusted EBIT excluding one-time costs in a range between € 520 million and € 600 million CAPEX of around € 300 million Maintained outlook excludes potential implications from U.S. tariffs announced after PUMA’s initial outlook on 11 March 2025

Undervalued

I personally think that this stock is undervalued. Based on common sense. 2 profit warnings doesn’t amount to a 60% fall in projected estimates 45-55, I’m aware of the tariffs but that is up in the air right now. I think we’ll hit 30-35 easy. Imo. 👩‍🦯