OHB's AGM Countdown: A 434% Annual Gain Meets a 32% Weekly Slump
02.06.2026 - 14:02:13 | boerse-global.de
The juxtaposition could not be starker. OHB SE's stock has soared more than 400% over the past twelve months, yet in the last five trading days alone it has cratered by nearly a third. As the aerospace group prepares for a virtual annual general meeting on 8 June, shareholders are grappling with the kind of volatility that makes space launches look predictable.
The AGM, scheduled for 10:00 a.m. MESZ, will be held entirely online via the company’s investor portal — no physical attendance is permitted. The registration deadline passed on 1 June, and Wednesday night’s midnight cut-off marks the final window for shareholders to submit written statements on the agenda items. For those wishing to grant voting instructions by post or email, the deadline is 7 June at 18:00 MESZ.
On the agenda, the formal business is straightforward: approval of the 2025 annual accounts, the appropriation of the balance-sheet profit, and a consultative vote on the remuneration report. Binding resolutions will cover the discharge of the management and supervisory boards. But the backdrop to these procedural items is anything but calm.
Should investors sell immediately? Or is it worth buying OHB SE?
The stock’s recent gyrations have been extreme. On 1 June, the share price plunged 7.01% on Xetra to €411.50, after opening at €456.50 and touching a session low of €407.00. Volume that day hit 10,630 shares — heavy for a mid-cap space player. A partial recovery followed the next morning, with an early bounce to €430.00 before fading to €412.50 by early afternoon, a net gain of just 0.73%. The pattern fits a classic relief rally after a deep sell-off, but the weekly loss stands at a painful 32%.
The 52-week range tells the full story of OHB’s roller-coaster ride: from a low of €64.00 to a peak of €688.00 hit on 21 May 2026. Even after the recent correction, the stock still shows a year-to-date gain of roughly 434%.
Amid the noise, the group’s first-quarter report, published on 7 May 2026, provides a fundamental anchor. Total performance rose to €279.3 million, up from €242.4 million in the prior-year period. Reported EBITDA came in at €25.7 million, while adjusted EBITDA was €27.3 million. EBIT reached €15.2 million. More notable for a project-driven business like OHB, the order backlog swelled to €3.35 billion as of 31 March, compared with €2.31 billion a year earlier — a 45% jump that underpins future revenue visibility in its satellite and space programmes.
Whether the AGM can inject fresh momentum into OHB’s capital-market communication is an open question. For now, the shares remain hostage to sentiment swings, and the market is waiting to see if management can translate a record backlog into a steadier valuation narrative.
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