To mark the Company’s 125th stock market anniversary, the Chairman of Deutz ’s Board of Management Sebastian C. Schulte and the company’s Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Oliver Neu opened the trading session on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange on March 20, 2025, by ringing the opening bell. The sounding of the traditional opening bell at 9 a.m. signaled the official start of trading.

Sebastian C. Schulte said: “What unites all of our businesses is the aim to keep the world moving: regardless of the technology and wherever we already have an advantage with our expertise or can build it. That is what we stand for. For more than 160 years, 125 of which on the stock market. We, as the Deutz family, can be proud of that.”

Oliver Neu added: “125 years on the stock market also means 125 years of access to capital, transparency, and modern corporate governance for Deutz. The history of our company shows how important these factors are to be successful in the long term and to be able to use change situations entrepreneurially.”

After celebrating its 160th company anniversary in 2024, the Cologne-based engine manufacturer has reached another milestone in its history with its stock market anniversary. Deutz has been listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange since 1900 and is currently listed in the SDAX. The share capital amounts to around 354.7 million euros, divided into 138,761,914 shares. 

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