1157 GMT - TKMS's midterm growth target looks conservative, MWB Research analysts write. Thyssenkrupp's naval division spinoff expects 10% growth in the midterm, but NATO and EU procurement budgets are expected to grow more than 170% by 2030, they note. The company currently trades at a discount to Rheinmetall, but the analysts say this is excessive given the company's structural turnaround and lesser earnings volatility. "We expect a progressive re-rating toward peer multiples, supported by a uniquely resilient and state-backed order base," the analysts say. TKMS shares, which started trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Monday, are up 62% at 97.36 euros a share. (aimee.look@wsj.com)
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