Jungheinrich stock enters November with two electric forklift launches

Jungheinrich expanded its electric forklift portfolio during the week with two product milestones. The company began production of the new EFG 2/2i and EFG 3/3i series on October 26, then opened customer orders for the EFG 5 series on November 1.

Jungheinrich said the first EFG 320i rolled off the production line at its Moosburg plant on October 26. The EFG 2/2i and EFG 3/3i ranges cover load capacities from 1.4 to 2.0 tonnes and add new electric options for compact warehouse operations.

The second milestone came with the EFG 5 launch. According to Jungheinrich, customers have been able to order the heavy-duty electric counterbalance trucks since November 1. The series covers capacities from 4.0 to 5.0 tonnes and targets industries such as building materials, beverages and automotive manufacturing. Jungheinrich cites up to 15 percent higher handling performance from the redesigned drive and lift technology.

Product rollout meets earnings catalyst

The launches broaden the range from compact warehouse trucks to heavier applications that have often relied on combustion-engine vehicles. Their commercial relevance will depend on customer adoption, order intake and margins rather than on the launch dates alone.

Jungheinrich stock traded at 22.55 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 23:00 CET on Friday, November 6. The quote was recorded after the Xetra session had ended.

Investors are now looking toward the company's third-quarter 2026 results, scheduled for November 10. The report should provide the next company-specific reference point for order intake, revenue and profitability.

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