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Continental (CON.DE) stock forecast 2027–2029

What is the Continental (CON.DE) stock forecast?

Our forecast for Continental

€77.82by November 2027

€104.32by November 2029

From €70.34 at the November 6, 2026 close, that is a 27 % gain by 2027 and 72 % by 2029, dividends included.

It blends three cases for November 2027, € per share:

Our own forecast, built from Continental's filings. It is not an average of analysts' price targets, so it can differ from them.

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Continental analyst recommendations

Of the 5 analysts FMP tracks on November 14, 2026, 2 rate Continental buy or strong buy, 3 hold, 0 sell.

FMP's consensus label: “Hold”.

What analysts expect Continental to earn per share, on average:

Analyst data: FMP, November 14, 2026. This is what analysts publish, not a MyStockButler recommendation.

Where could Continental's shares go?

The weighted forecast is €77.82 in November 2027, a 27% total return including dividends. It reaches €104.32 in November 2029, a 72% total return including dividends. The bear case has 29% probability; the base case has 54%. The bull case has 17%.

Continental (CON.DE) share price scenarios for November 2029: bear €32.66, base €112.19, bull €201.58
Our report's three cases, € per share, dividends included. The dotted line is the €70.34 close of November 6, 2026.

What has to go right for Continental, and what could go wrong?

Operating profit is the first driver. The base case rises from €1.9 billion in November 2027 to €2.0 billion in November 2028 and €2.1 billion in November 2029. The starting point is close to the €2.01 billion 2027 analyst estimate for adjusted EBIT, after allowing for the recent adjusted-to-reported gap.

The bear case gives €1.55 billion, then €1.45 billion, before recovering to €1.55 billion. Falling Q3 volume, weak Americas economics and higher natural-rubber costs support that downside. The bull case reaches €2.10 billion, €2.35 billion and €2.55 billion as premium mix, volumes and Americas utilization improve. Replacement tires were 76% of Tires sales, while price and mix added 2.9% in Q3 despite a 4.5% volume decline.

The forecast's table · base case, then bear / bull in brackets; EUR millions, per share in EUR, unless shown · November 2027

  • Normal operating profit1,900 (1,550 / 2,100)
  • Shares (millions)184 (200 / 169)
  • Dividends per share15.20 (2.00 / 15.20)
  • Enterprise value to normal operating profit10.50 (8.00 / 12.00)
  • Net debt4,244 (5,121 / 4,093)

How much cash does Continental really make?

Continental must turn accounting profit into cash after funding inventory, suppliers and factories. In 2025, continuing operations generated €2,014 million of operating cash flow and €967 million of free cash flow.

Six reported quarters · EUR millions; per share in EUR · Sep 2026

  • Revenue3,454
  • Gross margin31.6%
  • Operating margin14.1%
  • EPS, diluted1.55
  • Free cash flow-11

What does an investor pay for Continental today?

The share price values Continental’s equity—the portion owned by shareholders—at about €14.1 billion. Its next-12-month P/E, or price-to-earnings ratio, is 10.6 times. That sounds inexpensive, but recent earnings include separation and disposal effects, so the multiple is useful only if the forecast describes the business an investor will actually own.

Questions about Continental (CON.DE) stock

Where will Continental stock be in 5 years?

Our report's forecast goes to November 2029. By then it puts the shares between €32.66 in the bear case and €201.58 in the bull case, and at €104.32 with the three cases weighted by their chances. It makes no forecast past November 2029.

Does Continental pay a dividend?

Yes. At the November 6, 2026 close, a year of dividends came to 3.8 % of the share price (our report). Continental dividend →

Who are Continental's competitors?

Our report compares Continental with Michelin.

Why is this forecast different from analysts' price targets?

Analysts' price targets average the share prices that brokerage analysts expect. Our report builds its own three cases from Continental's filings, gives each a chance and counts dividends.

This page gives the forecast. The report gives the reasons.

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How it is made: AI reads Continental's filings, writes the report, checks the numbers against them and cites each source, 160 in this one. How we work · Corrections

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Information only, not investment advice. The forecast gives three cases with their chances; it promises no price. Prices are those of the date shown.