Basic data
| Vossloh stock: | |
|---|---|
| German SIN (“WKN”): | 766710 |
| Stock exchange code: | VOS |
| Traded at: | XETRA, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Berlin-Bremen, Hamburg, Hannover, Stuttgart, Munich |
| Market segment: | Prime Standard |
| Indexes: | MDAX, Midcap Market Index, HDAX, Classic All Share, Prime All Share, CDAX, DAXplus Export Strategy Index, DAXsector All und DAXsector Industrial, DAXsubsector All and DAXsubsector Industrial Products and Services, DAX International, DAXsupersector, DAXplus Family, DAXplus Family 30 |
| IPO of Vossloh AG: | June 13, 1990 |
| Price at issuance: | €8.661 |
| Capital stock: | € 37,825,168.86 |
| Stock class: | no-par bearer shares of common stock |
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Number of shares (Capital stock): |
13,325,290 |
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Number of shares outstanding (as of Dec. 31, 2011) |
11,992,761 |
| Average yield since IPO: | 13.8% annually (as of December 31, 2011) |
1Share-related indicators and stock price rebased for the 1996 relisting of DM 50 shares as DM 5 shares, the 1998 (1-for-1) stock split, the 1992 capitalization of reserves (bonus shares: 1 for 5), and the 1993 (1-for-5) capital increase against cash contributions.
Vossloh is represented in the following indexes:- MDAX: includes the share prices of the 50 German companies listed at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and following the DAX top 30 in size (stock turnover and market capitalization). (Weight: 1.04%, as of December 30, 2010)
- Midcap Market Index: combines all equities from the MDAX and TecDAX. (Weight: 0.83%, as of December 30, 2010)
- HDAX: benchmark index comprising MDAX, TecDAX and DAX equities. (Weight: 0.12%, as of December 30, 2010)
- Classic All-Share: represents all classic industry equities below the DAX. (Weight: 0.74%, as of December 30, 2010)
- Prime All-Share: reflects all Prime Standard stocks. (Weight: 0.11%, as of December 30, 2010)
- CDAX (Composite DAX): covers the German Prime and General Standard equities in their entirety across all industries and segments. (Weight: 0.11%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAXplus Export Strategy Index: mirrors the stock price trend of the 10 biggest exporters among the DAX/MDAX-listed companies. (Weight: 10.33%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAXsector All: combines all 18 sector indexes of the Prime, General and Entry Standards (weight 0.58%, as of December 30, 2010); moreover, is assigned to the DAXsector Industrial index which covers only Prime Standard equities (weight 0.62%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAXsubsector All: combines all 63 subsectors of the Prime, General and Entry Standards (weight 8.14%, as of December 30, 2010); moreover, is assigned to the DAXsector Industrial Products and Services index which covers only Prime Standard equities (weight 9.12%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAX International: index of Deutsche Börse AG (the German Stock Exchange Corporation) comprising the 100 most liquid German and international Prime, General and Entry Standard equities (weight 0.15%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAXsupersector: these indexes regroup the 18 DAXsector industries into nine supersectors, Vossloh being assigned to Industrial Products and Services (weight 0.89%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAXplus Family: this index reflects the trend of listed family-owned companies and covers those German and international corporations from the Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s Prime Standard where the founder family holds either a minimum voting stake of 25% or is represented on the executive or supervisory board and holds a voting interest of 5% or more. (Weight: 1.70%, as of December 30, 2010)
- DAXplus Family 30: includes the 30 biggest and most liquid DAXplus Family equities. (Weight: 2.30%, as of December 30, 2010)
Since January 2003, only two segments have existed in the EU-regulated stock market of Deutsche Börse AG, the General Standard and the Prime Standard. While the General Standard merely calls for the satisfaction of certain statutory minimum requirements, companies listed within the Prime Standard are required to meet higher-level transparency and other criteria, such as quarterly reports, internationally accepted accounting standards, active investor relations. The Entry Standard as a third segment includes OTC equities and is regulated by Deutsche Börse AG itself. Vossloh stock has qualified for the Prime Standard as long as since December 2002.