Hannover Rück SE (ETR: HNR1) has just published his annual income: Here is what analysts think

Investors in Hannover Rück SE (ETR: HNR1) had a good week because their shares rose by € 2.6% after the publication of the results of the total year. The results agreed with the estimates, with income of € 26 billion and the legal result per share of € 19.31. The analysts usually update their forecasts in every winning report, and according to their estimates, we can assess whether their view of the company has changed or whether new concerns are known. In this sense, we have collected the latest legal forecasts to see what the analysts await the next year.

Take a look at our latest analysis for Hanover Back

Taking into account the latest results, the current consensus from Hanover returns back twelve analysts in 2025 revenues of 28.0 billion. Before this earnings report, the analysts forecast sales of € 27.6 billion in 2025 and the result per share (EPS) of € 20.78. The consensus analysts do not seem to have seen anything in these results, since their estimates would no longer have changed their views.

The analysts confirmed their price target of € 274 and showed that the company carried out well and corresponds to expectations. However, there is another way to think about price goals, and this is supposed to organize the price goals presented by analysts, since a wide range of estimates could indicate a diverse perspective of the possible results for the company. There are some variants of perceptions at Hannover Retz, with the most bullish analyst rating it at € 320 and the most bearish to € 185 per share. There are definitely some different views on the inventory, but the estimation area is not wide enough to imply that in our opinion the situation is unbearable.

These estimates are interesting, but it can be useful to paint a few wide lines when you see how compare forecasts, both with the past performance of Hanover Rück and with colleagues in the same industry. The analysts definitely expect that the growth of Hanover will be accelerated back, whereby the forecast growth of 5.9% will be classified cheaply with historical growth of 3.4% per year by the end of 2025 in the past five years. Compare this with other companies in the same industry that are forecast to record sales growth of 7.1% annually. It seems obvious that future growth prospects are brighter than the recent past, but is expected that Hannover Rücker will slow down than the wider industry.