Symrise (SY1.DE) traded down -1.81 % during a 24 hours period ending at 06:30 PM Central Europe on Tuesday 27th. One Symrise stock can currently be bought for about EUR 100.05 on popular exchanges. Current supply of Symrise stocks is 136.7 mn. Symrise has a current market capitalization of EUR 13.9 bn and approximately EUR 45.1 mn worth of Symrise was traded on exchanges in the last 24 hours. Since last month end, Symrise has traded 7.25 % up. Simple moving average of last 200 days is at EUR 82.3. 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
Symrise AG reported a modest share‑buyback activity in October 2026, purchasing roughly 129,000 shares during the period from 19 to 23 October as part of a broader program that began on 2 February. The company’s disclosure, issued through regulatory channels, detailed the transaction volumes and average prices across several European trading venues. The buyback represents a small fraction of the firm’s capital base and follows a pattern of periodic repurchases aimed at supporting the share price and providing liquidity. In the same week, market commentary noted a decline in Symrise’s stock within the German DAX, reflecting broader volatility amid expectations of upcoming central‑bank policy decisions. No significant changes to the company’s strategic direction or financial outlook were mentioned in the releases.
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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.