HORNBACH Baumarkt AG in the news

Hornbach Holding has issued a warning about negative news and advises investors to carefully review detailed financial documents due to the complexity and risks involved.

HORNBACH saw a 21% drop in Q3 adjusted EBIT despite a 2.2% sales increase, but keeps its full-year sales and earnings forecast stable amid rising costs.

HORNBACH reported weaker-than-expected Q3 2025/26 results with a 21% drop in adjusted EBIT despite slight sales growth, but maintains its full-year EBIT forecast.

Matthäus Kubica becomes HORNBACH's country manager to lead its market entry in Serbia.

Matthäus Kubica is appointed to lead Hornbach's market entry and operations in Serbia, with the first store planned after 2027.

HORNBACH is expanding into Serbia, with membership options providing exclusive news access and advertising benefits.

HORNBACH is expanding into Serbia and offers various membership plans with exclusive news access and advertising benefits.

German DIY chain Hornbach is expanding its operations into Serbia as part of its growth in Southeast Europe.

Hornbach Baumarkt AG is preparing to enter the Serbian market with new DIY and garden stores, leveraging regional experience and focusing on organic growth.

HORNBACH Baumarkt AG is planning to expand its DIY home improvement stores into Serbia, currently in the planning phase without a set opening date.

Hornbach Baumarkt AG is preparing to enter the Serbian market with new DIY and garden centres, leveraging its regional experience and focusing on prime locations and suppliers.

Hornbach Baumarkt AG is planning to expand into Serbia with new construction and garden stores, focusing on site selection and supply chains, aiming for organic growth similar to its Romanian expansion.

Hornbach Baumarkt AG is preparing to expand into Serbia with new DIY and garden stores, aiming to replicate its Romanian market success.

BODENHAUS, part of the HORNBACH Group, is opening a new flooring specialist store in Mainz-Kastel in November 2025, expanding its presence alongside existing stores in Berlin and Cologne.

Berenberg cut Hornbach Holding's price target to 95 euros due to weaker Q2 earnings caused by higher personnel costs but kept a 'Hold' rating.

HORNBACH temporarily paused its share buyback program after repurchasing over 54,000 shares to enhance shareholder value.

HORNBACH Group grew revenue and EBIT in H1 2025/26, expanded market share across Europe, increased online sales, and confirmed full-year targets with new store openings planned.

Hornbach's stock rose slightly to 92.90 euros, outperforming the SDAX, but remains significantly below its 2022 peak.