La niña bonita del Ibex que gana más del 700% desde 2021 y encandila a los expertos

The beautiful Ibex has gained over 700% since 2021, dazzling experts with its performance. It is one of the companies that has received the most recommendations in the past year. The Ibex has grown by 718% since the beginning of 2021 and many experts believe it could add another 17% within a year. The Ibex has been jumping recently, yet it has already added nearly 15% since the start of January and is the most bullish index in Europe in 2026.

Despite ongoing economic uncertainties fueled by inflation and oil price hikes, some companies are excelling this year, with Indra leading the way. Indra has risen 18% this year and is experiencing a spectacular rally since the start of 2021. Its value has increased from 6.98 euros to the current 57.14 euros, representing a 718% revaluation over the period.

Analysts believe the company will continue to perform well this year despite the climb. The value has fallen 11.8% since touching its peak on August 12th, at 34.78 euros. The company is also notable for having the support of experts. Last year, investment firms increased their positive outlook on the stock, going from 15 firms recommending buy to 19, with 14 advising to take positions and the remaining 5 suggesting to hold the stock.

Indra's long-term prospects are favored due to its defense business, which is expected to benefit from the European plan to support the sector until 2030. The European Commission aims to mobilize 800 billion euros in the industry by that year. The company posted a net profit of 219 million euros in the first half of 2026, a 2.1% increase compared to the same period last year.

Additionally, Indra reported record revenue and a pipeline of orders. Specifically, the company generated a semi-annual revenue of 3.179 billion euros, a 29.7% increase compared to the previous year. The order book reached a historic figure of 20.533 billion euros, more than doubling (+117%) the amount from the same period last year, while net financing fell to 5.010 million euros, a 58.4% increase.

The company continues to strengthen its industrial capacity through strategic agreements with various sector partners (Rheinmetall, Man, Santa Bárbara...), which should help transform growing order demand into actual deliveries, as noted by Bankinter in its latest commentary on Indra. Major investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, or UBS also predict a bullish run in their recent reviews, all agreeing on the stock's impressive performance and revenue expectations.

Bloomberg's consensus of 67.12 euros per share suggests a potential upside of 17% over the next twelve months.