DBDeutsche Börse AG DB1.DE · XETRA
310.60 € -1.18% (-3.70 €)
- Market cap
- 56.6B €
- Enterprise value
- 88.6B €
- P/E
- 26.8x
- Forward P/E
- 23.9x
- PEG
- 11.9x
- P/S
- 7.3x
- P/FCF
- -
- EV/EBITDA
- 24.1x
- ROIC
- 0.6%
- Gross margin
- 72.9%
- Net margin
- 27.1%
- Dividend yield
- 1.34%
- Payout ratio
- 35.8%
- Net debt/EBITDA
- 8.7x
- Beta
- 0.30
- Free float
- 95.9%
About the company
Deutsche Börse AG is a German company operating one of the largest and most prestigious stock exchanges in the world. Headquartered in Frankfurt, it is one of the major players in European financial markets. Deutsche Börse operates several exchange platforms, including the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Frankfurter Wertpapierbörse), which is the largest stock exchange in Germany, and the Eurex Exchange, which is one of the largest derivatives exchanges in the world. Deutsche Börse also provides a wide range of other services in clearing, regulation, indices, and data services. Its services are utilized by institutional investors, traders, brokers, and other market participants. Shares of Deutsche Börse AG are publicly traded and available on the German stock exchange and other exchanges.
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Financial - Data & Stock Exchanges
CEO
Stephan Leithner
Employees
16,475
Headquarters
Eschborn
Valuation
Is today's price reasonable?
- What to watch: You pay 26.8 EUR for 1 EUR of yearly profit, a lot for its sector.
Growth and estimates
Is it growing, and what comes next?
- What speaks for it: Revenue grew by 12% a year over the last 3 years.
- What to watch: Analysts expect revenue to fall by 11% this fiscal year.
- What to watch: It missed profit estimates 4 times in the last 8 quarters.
Profitability and quality
How much of the revenue is left, and how well does the company use its capital?
- What speaks for it: Out of every 100 EUR of revenue, 27 EUR is left as net profit.
Financial health
Can it carry its debt?
Capital and dividends
What does the company do with the money it earns?
- What speaks for it: It has raised its dividend 10 years in a row and pays out only 36% of profit.
Analysts
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Owners and insiders
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Segments
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Peer comparison
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Price and risk
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