ams OSRAM

On 30 October 2023 the closing price of ams-OSRAM was CHF 16.81; with an investment of CHF 100 investors would have received 5.949 shares. On 29 October 2026 the share was quoted at CHF 19.86, bringing the original investment to a value of CHF 118.14, a gain of 18.14%. Stock splits and dividends are not included in the calculation; the market capitalization was most recently CHF 1.98 billion. » More on finanzen.net

An investment of 10,000 CHF in ams-OSRAM on 23 October 2025 (price 11.61 CHF) would now be worth 15,254.09 CHF at a closing price of 17.71 CHF, an increase of 52.54%. The market capitalization of the ams-OSRAM share is stated as 1.89 bn CHF. Calculation does not take stock splits or dividends into account. » More on finanzen.net

An investment of CHF 100 in ams-OSRAM five years ago would today be worth only CHF 25.45, corresponding to a loss of 74.55%. Five years ago the stock closed at CHF 88.81; the last closing price was CHF 22.60, which would correspond to holding 1.126 shares. ams-OSRAM’s market capitalization was most recently CHF 2.39 billion. Figures do not take into account stock splits or dividends. » More on finanzen.net

ams-OSRAM is offering a partial buyback of the 2020–2027 convertible bond for up to €143 million (of €432.8 million outstanding). The move follows the sale of the non-optical mixed-signal sensor business and the CMOS image sensor business to Infineon and Ay Dee Kay Limited, which triggers a buyback obligation. If the CMOS sale is not completed by the end of the offer period, the offer will be reduced to a maximum of €118 million. The offer runs over 23 trading days from 15 October to 16 November 2026 (extendable to up to 40 trading days) and aims to improve the capital structure and reduce liabilities. » More on finanzen.net

ams-OSRAM shares rose sharply, last trading at CHF 23.18, bringing the May year high of CHF 23.82 within reach. Jefferies raised its price target to CHF 25.50, citing a technological breakthrough in VCSEL thin‑film surface emitters for AI data centers and opportunities in micro‑LED emitters for applications such as a Meta‑expected smart glasses product (2027). Although the stock remains well below its 2018 record level in the long term, analyst Janardan Menon sees attractive mid‑term growth prospects in chip‑to‑chip connections. » More on finanzen.net