SAP Patches Four Maximum-Severity Flaws While Buyback Passes 9.6 Million Shares

Published on 11/11/2026 at 04:31 | Editorial boerse-global.de

SAP released 35 security notes, four rated CVSS 10.0, alongside AstraZeneca and NTT cloud deals, a 9.6 million share buyback and a JPMorgan upgrade.

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SAP pushed out 35 new security notes on its November patch day, four of which address vulnerabilities rated at the maximum CVSS score of 10.0. NetWeaver, Web Dispatcher and Gateway are among the products affected. The package also included four GitHub advisories and three updates to previously issued notes.

The disclosure lands alongside a burst of commercial news from the Walldorf-based group. AstraZeneca is moving its entire organisation onto SAP Cloud ERP Private through RISE with SAP, migrating from SAP ERP Central Component. The pharmaceutical major is also evaluating SAP Business AI for finance, supply chain and manufacturing workloads. SAP noted the migration builds on a relationship spanning 20 years.

A second cloud tie-up, announced on 28 October with NTT Inc., centres on SAP Sovereign Cloud and SAP Business AI. Under the plan, SAP Sovereign Cloud On-Site would be combined with NTT-managed infrastructure, with NTT operational services forming part of the mix. Sovereign cloud capabilities for customers in key markets were named as the first area of focus.

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Buyback Tally Reaches 9.6 Million Shares

SAP repurchased roughly 465,000 of its own shares via Xetra during the 2 to 6 November window, according to an interim disclosure published today. The aggregate purchase amount came to about EUR 95.4 million. That filing is the 15th interim report under the programme, and it lifts the total volume of shares bought back to around 9.6 million as of 6 November.

The prior update, released on 3 November, covered 50,000 shares acquired between 26 and 30 October, also routed through Xetra.

JPMorgan Turns Bullish

Analysts at JPMorgan gave the stock a fresh tailwind on Monday, upgrading SAP from "Neutral" to "Overweight" and lifting the price target to EUR 275 from EUR 175, as reported by dpa-AFX. Analyst Toby Ogg pointed to enterprise AI shifting out of pilot projects and into production use, and cited progress on SAP's own AI offering as a further driver behind the re-rating.

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