Scout24 stock gains 1.78 percent as buyback passes 2.6 million shares

Published on 10/07/2026 at 14:12 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Scout24 stock traded at EUR 68.75 on October 7, 2026, while its buyback reached 2,649,898 shares. Q2 revenue rose 20 percent and adjusted EPS gained 18 percent.

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Scout24 (ISIN DE000A12DM80) was trading at EUR 68.75 on Xetra on October 7, 2026 at 1:54 p.m. CEST, up 1.78 percent from the previous close. The latest company action is a buyback that brought the repurchased volume to 2,649,898 shares by October 2, 2026.

Buyback reaches 2.6 million shares

According to EQS News on October 5, 2026, Scout24 repurchased 231,811 shares between September 28 and October 2. The purchases formed part of the program announced on May 31, 2026, and lifted the cumulative total since June 1 to 2,649,898 shares.

The buyback gives the stock a direct capital-allocation angle while the share price remains EUR 36.75 below its 52-week high of EUR 105.50. That difference equals 34.83 percent, based on the October 7 quote and the same 52-week range.

Q2 growth stays in double digits

Scout24's investor-relations page reports 20 percent revenue growth in Q2 2026, alongside double-digit organic revenue growth and 18 percent growth in adjusted EPS. The figures keep operating execution central to the investment case, because the company is growing both its top line and per-share result in the latest reported quarter.

The same investor-relations material lists Q1 2026 group revenue at EUR 180 million, ordinary operating EBITDA at EUR 108 million and an ordinary operating EBITDA margin of 60.1 percent. Those figures provide a profitability benchmark for the next quarterly update rather than a replacement for the newer Q2 growth indicators.

Analysts see a wider valuation gap

Goldman Sachs added Scout24 to its October European Conviction List with a 12-month price target of EUR 108, implying 64 percent upside in its October 2, 2026 report, as CNBC reported. Goldman linked the thesis to private-subscriber growth and Scout24's position in the German real estate ecosystem.

According to Zonebourse, 20 analysts had an average Buy rating and an average price target of EUR 106.07, with targets ranging from EUR 80.00 to EUR 140.00. The average target lies 54.28 percent above the October 7 price, making the valuation gap a key test for the next results.

Q3 results are due November 4

Scout24 lists November 4, 2026, for its nine-month and Q3 2026 report with an analyst conference call. Until then, the share price, buyback pace and the conversion of Q2 revenue growth into adjusted earnings remain the clearest measurable checkpoints.