On 10/11/2016, Deutsche Bank AG reported on Airbus Group (EPA:AIR) upped the target price from 0.00EUR to 75.00EUR. At the time, this indicated a possible upside of 0.41%.

Showing a price of 53.04EUR, Airbus Group (EPA:AIR) traded -0.81% lower on the day. The last closing price is up 22.66% from the two hundred day average, compared with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index which has decreased -0.01% over the date range. Airbus Group has recorded a 50-day average of 28.86EUR and a two hundred day average of 25.04EUR. Trading volume was up over the average, with 271,515 shares of AIR changing hands over the typical 232,371

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With a total market value of 0 EUR, Airbus Group has 52 week low of 18.36EUR and a 52 week high of 32.15EUR with a P/E ratio of 31.08 .

Also covering Airbus Group's target, a total of 3 equity analysts have released a research note on AIR. The one year target price is 28.67EUR with 0 brokerages rating the company a strong buy, 2 brokers rating the stock a buy, one analyst rating the company a hold, zero brokerages rating the company a underperform, and lastly zero equity analysts rating the stock a sell.

General Information About Airbus Group (EPA:AIR)

Airbus Group SE, formerly Airbus Group NV, known as European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS NV, is a France-based company, incorporated in the Netherlands, active within the aerospace and defense industry. The Company manufactures aircrafts, helicopters, commercial space launch vehicles, missiles, satellites, defense systems and defense electronics, and offers services related to these activities. It operates four divisions. The Airbus division comprises the Airbus Commercial and Airbus Military segments, which develop, manufacture, market and sell commercial jet aircrafts, military transport aircrafts and special mission aircrafts, among others. The Eurocopter division develops, markets and sells civil and military helicopters. The Astrium division develops, manufactures and sells satellites, orbital infrastructures and launchers, as well as provides space-related services. The Cassidian division sells missiles systems, military combat and training aircrafts, among others.