TeamViewer Stock: Shares Tumble Despite Positive Outlook

TeamViewer shares experienced significant losses during Friday's XETRA trading session, closing 2.7% lower at €11.87. The downward pressure was evident from the opening bell when the stock began trading at €12.00, before sliding to an intraday low of €11.80. With over 126,000 shares changing hands, investor activity was notably high, though predominantly focused on selling positions. The current price represents a considerable 25% decline from the 52-week high of €14.88 achieved on March 4, 2024. However, it maintains a similar 25% buffer above the 52-week low of €8.93 recorded in December 2024. The recent decline comes despite TeamViewer reporting improved fundamental data in its February 2025 quarterly report, where earnings per share increased to €0.22 from €0.18 year-over-year, accompanied by an 8.5% revenue growth to €176.97 million.

Analysts Maintain Optimistic Targets

Despite the current market weakness, financial analysts remain confident in TeamViewer's medium-term prospects. The average analyst price target stands at €15.57, suggesting significant upside potential from current levels. Experts project full-year 2025 earnings of €1.05 per share, reflecting continued growth expectations. Investors are eagerly anticipating the company's first quarter 2025 results, scheduled for release on May 6. Additionally, dividend policy has captured shareholder attention—while no distribution occurred in 2024, analysts anticipate a modest dividend of €0.066 per share for the current year, potentially providing an additional incentive for investors to maintain positions despite recent price declines.

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Source StockWorld