Symrise (SY1.DE) traded down -0.1 % during a 24 hours period ending at 08:01 AM Central Europe on Wednesday 28th. One Symrise stock can currently be bought for about EUR 100.05 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Symrise stocks is 136.5 mn. Symrise has a current market capitalization of EUR 13.7 bn and approximately EUR 38.6 mn worth of Symrise was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Symrise has traded 7.14 % up. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at EUR 82.43. The highest price of past 52 weeks was recorded at EUR 102.85 on 10/22/2026. 52 weeks low was at EUR 64.7 on 12/11/2025.

Summary of the latest news for Symrise

On 28 October, German equities traded with restrained volatility ahead of key monetary policy announcements. Investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s decision, while the German market awaited earnings reports from several major listed firms, including Symrise. The DAX opened slightly lower and settled near 25,400 points, reflecting modest pressure from the broader European index. Symrise’s third‑quarter results were among the day’s scheduled releases, generating anticipation for its performance. The market’s modest decline was offset by positive activity in the technology sector, supported by a strong showing from South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix. Overall, the day’s trading was characterised by cautious sentiment and a focus on forthcoming earnings and central‑bank outlooks.

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  • Thyssen-krupp (TKA.DE) traded up 4.04 % and now trades at EUR 14.68. Current market capitalisation for Thyssen-krupp is EUR 9.1 bn. Thyssen-krupp has a current price to earnings ratio of 31.65. On 28 October 2026, thyssenkrupp will complete a significant restructuring that will see its materials trading and logistics arm, tk Accelis Group AG & Co KGaA, spin out as a separate company listed on the Prime Standard. Each 20 shares of thyssenkrupp will automatically receive one share of the new entity, with thyssenkrupp retaining a 51 % stake and remaining the majority shareholder. The spinoff is expected to reposition tk Accelis from a traditional wholesaler toward a “materials‑as‑a‑service” model, focusing on supply‑chain management, data‑driven solutions and higher margin operations. The market reaction is likely to be influenced by the temporary inclusion of the new shares in the MDAX and by the company’s ability to achieve higher EBITDA margins as outlined in its recent earnings reports. The spin‑off follows a broader trend of industry players seeking to streamline operations and enhance financial focus amid evolving demands for low‑carbon production.

  • Covestro (1COV.F) traded flat 0 % and now trades at EUR 60.2. Covestro has a market capitalisation of EUR 12.5 bn.

  • Hensoldt (HAG.DE) traded down -0.23 % and now trades at EUR 86.22. Current market capitalisation for Hensoldt is EUR 10 bn. Current price/earnings ratio for Hensoldt is 78.1. On 27 October 2026, HENSOLDT AG reported a change in its voting‑rights structure to German regulators. The announcement, transmitted by the EQS Group, indicates that the major shareholder BlackRock, Inc. crossed the 3 % ownership threshold on 22 October. In the latest disclosure, BlackRock’s direct voting‑rights stake has increased to roughly 3 % of the company’s shares, while the proportion of voting rights held through associated instruments has risen to about 1.8 %. The overall voting‑rights balance, including both shares and instruments, totals around 4.8 %. The change follows a prior disclosure that recorded a slightly lower stake. The update reflects a modest shift in the distribution of voting authority within the firm and is intended for European market participants under the German Securities Trading Act.

  • Vonovia (VNA.DE) traded down -0.24 % and now trades at EUR 16.54. Current market capitalisation for Vonovia is EUR 13.9 bn. Vonovia has a current price to earnings ratio of 3.84. Von VON OVIA SE’s shares have experienced moderate volatility in the current trading session, with a slight decline in the broader German market. The stock’s price movement aligns with a broader trend of modest gains across the DAX and LUS‑DAX indices, which have shown a gradual up‑trend since the start of 2026. Analysts note that the company’s dividend yield remains attractive relative to its peers, and its valuation metrics suggest a relatively low price‑to‑earnings ratio compared with other large German firms. Market sentiment around the stock is generally cautious, reflecting ongoing uncertainties in the real‑estate sector and regulatory debates on property ownership. Overall, VON OVIA SE continues to trade within a stable range, with investors watching for potential shifts in market conditions and policy developments.

About Symrise

The Symrise AG is a diversified chemical manufacturer based in Holzminden, Germany. The company produces a wide range of products including perfume oils, fragrance bases, cosmetic raw materials and ingredients, plant extracts, aroma chemicals, flavorings, fruit powders, and seasonings. Symrise’s customers use these ingredients to produce fragrances, cosmetics, soaps, hair care products, detergents, household products, foods, beverages, and pharmaceuticals.