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Mensch und Maschine Software shares are trading near the low forties in euros, roughly twenty five percent below their recent highs. The decline followed a reported revenue drop after the shift to a commission based Autodesk model, which reduced headline sales but improved margins. Gross profit and operating profit continued to grow, and operating margins remain strong above twenty percent. Cash flow has been solid over the cycle, although temporarily volatile. From a value perspective, the valuation has compressed to more moderate levels compared to prior years. Dividends have increased steadily over the past decade, and the latest proposal signals continued confidence. Risks include dependence on Autodesk, cyclical investment spending, and limited high growth potential. Recovery could come as investors focus on profit quality rather than reported revenue. This review is for informational and educational purposes only, not financial advice.
In this video we analyse Mensch und Maschine Software SE (ETR:MUM) β what the company does, its recent results, dividend story, risks and value potential. Ideal for investors seeking undervalued software companies with solid fundamentals in transition.
