Heidelberg Materials

Heidelberg Materials climbed 2.79 percent after Jefferies signalled confidence for the third quarter and JPMorgan expected an EBITDA increase of 3.3 percent on a comparable basis as well as about 6 percent revenue growth. The German benchmark index was overall under pressure due to persistent inflation worries, higher oil prices and temporarily rising US yields; the DAX fell 1.03 percent to 24,939 points. Pharmaceuticals, banks and transport stocks were among the biggest losers, while software and media gained slightly. » More on finanzen.net

On 23 September 2026 Heidelberg Materials reported a managers' transaction: board member Aldach acquired 250 shares at a price of €144.60 each. The share lost around 1.8% in FSE trading and closed at about €146.15. Aldach had already bought 250 shares on 31 July 2026 at €159.80; the company is valued at around €25.90 billion. » More on finanzen.net

Heidelberg Materials plans to close the Ranville cement plant in Normandy because of weak construction demand. The move is part of a restructuring of its European production network to adjust clinker supply to lower demand. The measure affects 87 employees; the share was stable on Wednesday at around €149. » More on finanzen.net