When will Jungheinrich end production in Lüneburg?

Jungheinrich plans to end production in Lüneburg by March 2027. The decision follows a strike settlement with IG Metall and is part of a broader efficiency program. A transfer company and a social plan support about 160 affected roles, while around 125 engineering and administrative positions remain on site.

How does the Jungheinrich Luneburg closure affect jobs?

About 160 production roles are affected and will be supported by a transfer company and social plan agreed with IG Metall. Around 125 engineering and admin jobs remain in Lüneburg. The company says the change aligns with a wider 1,000‑role global efficiency program to streamline operations and protect margins.

What is the near‑term outlook for JUN3.DE after this news?

Momentum is strong but overbought. Price trades near €36 with the upper Bollinger band at €36.83 and recent high at €37.22. Support sits near €35.05. Valuation is modest at 10.38x TTM earnings and a 2.21% yield. Watch March 27, 2026 earnings for restructuring costs, savings, and capex guidance.

Is the dividend at risk due to restructuring?

The trailing dividend yield is about 2.21% with a payout ratio near 22.6%. These figures suggest room to maintain dividends, assuming earnings and cash flow hold. However, one‑off restructuring charges and market demand could add volatility. Monitor guidance on free cash flow and the timing of savings through 2027.

What should investors monitor before March 27, 2026?

Track clarity on the Lüneburg timeline, expected restructuring charges, and quantified savings. Also watch order intake, pricing, and working capital trends, which drive cash conversion. Any update on capex discipline, automation projects, and net debt to EBITDA will help gauge durability of margins into and beyond 2027.

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JUN3.DE Stock Today: February 15 – Luneburg Plant to Close by 2027

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 15, 2026

The Jungheinrich Luneburg closure shapes the company’s German footprint and investor outlook today. Production at Lüneburg will end by March 2027 after a strike settlement with IG Metall, including a social plan and a transfer company. About 160 roles are affected, while 125 engineering and admin positions remain. Shares of JUN3.DE have gained 35.66% over the past year, and the next earnings are due on March 27, 2026. We explain what the decision signals for margins, capex discipline, and near‑term trading in Germany.