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In a significant development for the commercial vehicle industry, Daimler Truck, the market leader, is set to experience a potential boost in its stock value, according to analysts. The company, which has consistently increased its profitability since its spin-off, is making strategic moves to further stabilize its earnings and maintain its competitive edge.

Starting next month, Karin Rådstrom will take the helm of Daimler Truck. Rådström, who was previously responsible for increasing the company's profit capacity, will now lead the entire organisation. One of her main tasks will be to maintain margins and potentially present cost-reducing measures, which could provide new momentum for the company.

The world's leading commercial vehicle fair, IAA Transportation, faces a more challenging environment this year, especially in Europe. However, Daimler Truck is expected to use this platform to showcase its innovative solutions and strategies. The company has already completed the first half of its two billion euro share buyback program, and the repurchased shares could contribute to a higher dividend yield due to lower costs and fewer shares.

The need for fleet replacement in the freight companies is high, and Daimler Truck is well-positioned to capitalise on this demand. The company's significant part in achieving increased profitability through the turnaround of its European business underscores its resilience and adaptability in the face of market challenges.

The IAA Transportation show, opening on September 17 in Hannover, could provide further insights into Daimler Truck's strategic plans. Analysts predict a target price for the stock at 38 euros, suggesting over 20 percent upside potential. Daimler Truck's stock is identified with the WKN: DTR0CK.

First published in the new print edition of BÖRSE ONLINE, these developments in Daimler Truck's strategy and leadership could significantly boost the company's stock and position it for continued success in the commercial vehicle industry.