Movement Alert|SAP SE Falls 3.4% in Pre-Market Trading, UBS Slashes Target Price to 164 Euros

Market Focus07-14 19:06

On July 14, SAP SE fell 3.4% in pre-market trading, trading at $153.73/share, with turnover of $4.19 million. The direct catalyst for the decline was UBS cutting SAP's target price from €205 to €164 on July 13, representing an approximately 20% reduction.

The UBS downgrade marks the second consecutive major investment bank target cut in recent weeks. On June 25, Jefferies had already lowered its SAP target from $270 to $250. The successive downgrades reflect a cautious stance among institutional analysts regarding SAP's near-term valuation, particularly ahead of the company's upcoming earnings report scheduled for July 23.

Meanwhile, within the Application Software sector, broader weakness is evident, with Salesforce.com down 3.87%, Intuit down 3.0%, and Palantir Technologies down 2.33%.

SAP SE is the world's leading enterprise resource planning software provider, offering core business solutions including SAP S/4HANA, SAP SuccessFactors, and SAP Business Technology Platform across finance, supply chain, human resources, and customer experience domains worldwide.

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