On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, the stock of Henkel AG & Co. KGaA exhibited only minor fluctuations, ultimately concluding the day at a price of 75.06 EUR, maintaining the same value as the previous trading day. Throughout the day, the stock reached a peak of 75.26 EUR and fell to a low of 74.22 EUR, remaining largely stagnant amidst a trading volume of 208,826 shares.
At the opening of the XETRA trading platform, the stock was valued at 74.84 EUR. Despite an overall downward movement of 0.66% in the DAX, which is the German stock index, Henkel’s performance placed it in the upper echelon of the index, standing at 9th position.
The 52-week high for Henkel’s stock was noted at 88.50 EUR, achieved on March 10, 2025, indicating that the current price is approximately 15.32% below this peak. Conversely, the stock had a 52-week low, established at 68.27 EUR, highlighting the potential for volatility in the market.
The company’s market capitalization stands at an impressive 30.56 billion EUR, granting it a 1.44% weighting in the DAX calculations. Moreover, as of 2022, Henkel employed approximately 47,150 individuals, a significant figure reflecting its robust operational scale.
In terms of financial performance, Henkel reported a revenue of 22.00 billion EUR and a profit of 2.30 billion EUR for the fiscal year concluding in December 2022. Investors received a dividend of 1.85 EUR in 2023, with projections for an increase to 2.03 EUR for 2025, showcasing the company’s commitment to returning value to shareholders.
Experts have estimated a fair value for Henkel’s shares at approximately 85.44 EUR, demonstrating a positive outlook despite recent market performances. The company is scheduled to present its Q1 2025 results on May 8, 2025, while projections for Q1 2026 results are anticipated on April 30, 2026. Analysts expect earnings per share of 5.36 EUR for 2024, suggesting continued profitability and resilience in a competitive market.
Investors worldwide will be keenly analyzing the forthcoming earnings reports, particularly in light of Henkel’s stable dividend history and the current trends in European consumer goods. The fluctuating stock market, influenced by various external factors, continues to present challenges and opportunities alike for companies like Henkel.
As the situation evolves, the financial community watches closely to assess whether Henkel can maintain its position and growth trajectory amidst an ever-shifting economic landscape.
