DAX Kursindex Index Chart and Performance
DAX Kursindex Stocks current & realtime: List Of Companies
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Is a DAX Kursindex forecast for today, tomorrow, next week or 2024 useful?
A short and medium-term DAX Kursindex forecast should always be treated with great caution. This is because the DAX Kursindex 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 DAX Kursindex 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 DAX Kursindex with the highest target price potential according to analysts' estimates.
DAX Kursindex Financials and key metrics
You can analyze the DAX Kursindex financials of the individual stocks on the Valuation tab. There you will find all information on stock performance, valuations of DAX Kursindex individual stocks (P/E, EV/FCF, P/S & EV/Sales) and analyses according to the Dividends, High-Growth-Investing and Levermann Strategy.
DAX Kursindex Market Capitalization Table 2024
The DAX Kursindex list by market capitalization 2024 shows the weighting by market capitalization from the previous day. The largest company of DAX Kursindex is currently the SAP stock, the second largest is Siemens and the smallest company is the Brenntag stock.
If you sort DAX Kursindex according to enterprise value, the list may look different in some cases. The three largest companies by enterprise value are Deutsche Telekom, SAP and Siemens.
| Top 3 | Marktkap. |
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| SAP | €275b |
| Siemens | €151b |
| Deutsche Telekom | €148b |
DAX Kursindex Dividends 2024
In 2024, DAX Kursindex 36 companies have have paid a dividend so far. The companies with the highest dividend yield at DAX Kursindex are currently Volkswagen VZ, Mercedes-Benz Group (Daimler) and BASF. The highest dividend growth compared to the previous year was recorded by Porsche, Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank. The minimum requirement is 5 dividend payments in a row without a cut.
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