ATX Index Chart, History & Development
ATX Individual stocks current & realtime: List of companies
| Share | Daily trend | Dividend score | HGI score | Levermann score |
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Is a ATX forecast for today, tomorrow, next week or 2024 useful?
A short and medium-term ATX forecast should always be treated with great caution. This is because the ATX index performance today, tomorrow, next week or 2024 depends to a large extent on the sometimes sudden changes in the political or economic news situation or market conditions. Therefore, no one can say with certainty how an index or ATX will develop in the future. Instead of relying on index forecasts, investors should consider analysts' estimates and recommendations for individual stocks. Find out more ➜
The 4 companies at ATX with the highest price potential according to analysts' estimates.
ATX Financials and key figures of the individual stocks
You can analyze the ATX financials of the individual stocks on the Valuation page. There you will find all information on share prices, valuations of the ATX individual stocks (P/E ratio, EV/FCF, P/S ratio & EV/Sales) and analyses according to the dividend, high growth and Levermann strategy.
ATX Market capitalization list 2024
The ATX list by market capitalization 2024 shows the weighting by market capitalization from the previous day. The largest company on ATX is currently the Verbund share, the second largest is Erste Group Bank and the smallest company is the Schoeller Bleckmann share.
If you sort ATX according to enterprise value, the list may look different in some cases. The three largest companies by enterprise value are Erste Group Bank, Raiffeisen and Verbund.
| Top 3 | Marktkap. |
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| Verbund | €26b |
| Erste Group Bank | €18b |
| OMV | €13b |
ATX Dividends 2024
In 2024, ATX 16 companies have distributed a dividend to date. The companies with the highest dividend yield at ATX are currently Lenzing, BAWAG Group and Raiffeisen. The highest dividend growth compared to the previous year was recorded by Do & Co, Lenzing and Raiffeisen. The basic requirement for the table is 5 dividend payments in succession without a reduction.
| Share | Div. score | Market cap. | Always increased | Never lowered | Always paid | Growth 1 yr. |
Growth 5 yrs. |
Growth 10 yrs. |
Div. yield current Current dividend yield |
Div. return 5 yrs. Dividend yield 5 yrs. |
Payout 3 yrs. |
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