Saab B consensus in focus, analysts see further upside for the defense stock

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 17:34.

Saab B (SE0000112385) sits firmly on investors' radar as analysts update their views on the Swedish defense group in the wake of sustained NATO and EU rearmament programs. The Stockholm-listed shares are covered by a broad broker community, with a majority positive stance according to recent consensus data.

What current analyst data show

On MarketScreener, 16 analysts currently cover Saab, with 11 recommending Buy or Outperform and 5 at Hold, while none advise selling the shares, illustrating a clear positive skew in opinions. MarketScreener consensus overview The average 12-month price target in that sample clusters above the present Stockholm price level, underscoring perceived upside potential.

UBS and Deutsche Bank are among the international houses that follow European defense names closely, often highlighting Saab alongside peers such as BAE Systems and Rheinmetall when discussing beneficiaries of higher NATO defense budgets. Reuters commentary on European defense stocks In recent sector notes, brokers have stressed robust multi-year order visibility for the Swedish group.

Saab B in the defense peer group

In the European defense universe, Saab is regularly compared with names such as BAE Systems in London, Rheinmetall in the DAX and Leonardo in Milan, with investors tracking relative performance against these peers. Bloomberg sector analysis Over recent years, Saab has benefited from increased orders for air defense, radar and missile systems as governments lift spending toward the 2 percent of GDP NATO guideline.

Sector commentary from houses such as Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan frequently identifies Saab as one of the Nordic beneficiaries of rising procurement budgets, leveraging its technology in fighter aircraft, surveillance and command-and-control systems across Europe and export markets. Goldman Sachs defense spending report The company’s exposure to long-duration contracts makes its earnings profile particularly relevant for long-term oriented investors.

The products behind Saab B

Saab generates revenue across several segments, with a core focus on aerospace and defense systems. A flagship product is the Gripen fighter aircraft family, which is operated by air forces in Sweden, Brazil and several other countries and supported by long-term maintenance and upgrade contracts.

Where the stock trades today

The Saab B shares (SE0000112385) last traded on the Stockholm exchange at around 501.6 Swedish kronor, based on recent quote data for the SAAB B line; this value reflects the latest intraday information available from market sources.

This text is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument. Historical data and analyst estimates are not a reliable indicator of future performance. Investors should conduct their own research and, where appropriate, consult a qualified financial adviser.