freenet (FRA:FNTN) With a target price of €27.50 at Barclays


Barclays has set a price target of €27.50 ($27.50) on freenet (ENG:FNTN – Get an evaluation) in a report published on Tuesday, reports Borsen Zeitung.

Several other brokerages have also recently published reports on FNTN. Berenberg Bank set a price target of €30.00 ($30.00) on Freenet in a research note on Tuesday, July 5. Goldman Sachs Group set a target price of €30.00 ($30.00) on Freenet in a research report on Thursday, May 26. Deutsche Bank Rese… set a target price of €23.00 ($23.00) on Freenet in a Monday, May 16 report. Jefferies Financial Group set a price target of €29.80 ($29.80) on Freenet in a research note on Tuesday, May 24. Finally, Hauck Aufhäuser In… set a price target of €28.00 ($28.00) on Freenet shares in a Friday, June 17 research note.

FRA FNTN opened at €23.59 ($23.59) on Tuesday. The company has a 50-day moving average price of €23.80 and a two-hundred-day moving average price of €24.12. freenet has a 12-month low of €3.22 ($3.22) and a 12-month high of €32.92 ($32.92).

Freenet Company Profile (Get an evaluation)

freenet AG provides telecommunications, radio and multimedia, mobile communications, mobile Internet and digital lifestyle services in Germany. It provides a portfolio of services and products primarily in the areas of mobile voice and data services. The Mobile Communications segment offers mobile communications services, such as the marketing of mobile communications services, which include voice and data services of mobile communications network operators; sells and distributes mobile communication devices, as well as provides additional services for mobile data communications and digital lifestyle; and Wi-Fi network planning, construction, installation and maintenance services.

Recommended Stories



Get news and reviews for Freenet Daily – Enter your email address below to receive a concise daily summary of breaking news and analyst ratings for Freenet and related companies with MarketBeat.com’s free daily email newsletter.

Comments are closed.