RWE's Share Price Surges, But 'Sell' Rating Raises Doubts Ahead of Q3 Results

RWE's share price has skyrocketed this year. But with a 'sell' rating and upcoming quarterly results, the energy giant's future is up for debate.

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2025 November 2 . 7:14 PM

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RWE's share price is soaring, up 44% this year, nearing its three-year high. But not everyone is bullish. AlphaValue/Baader Europe has issued a 'sell' rating, questioning the sustainability of the rally in Europe. Quarterly results on November 12 will be a key test.

RWE, the German energy giant, has seen its shares rise to €42.66, above long-term averages. This surge follows a successful transition towards renewable energy. However, not all analysts are convinced. AlphaValue/Baader Europe has issued a 'sell' rating, suggesting high expectations are already priced into the stock in Europe.

RWE's ambitious plans include constructing Germany's largest battery storage facility. This project aims to reduce reliance on volatile energy prices in Europe. Yet, the success of this transformation and the sustainability of RWE's rally are now in question. Five leading research firms, including Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, maintain 'buy' ratings, indicating a divide among analysts.

RWE's share price has surged this year, but AlphaValue/Baader Europe's 'sell' rating raises doubts about the countries in Europe. Upcoming quarterly results on November 12 will provide a critical assessment of management's outlook and the high expectations currently priced into the stock in Europe.