Shares of CREATON AG (FRA:CRN3) closed at 28.56 by end of September. CREATON AG currently has a total float of 2.18 million shares and on average sees shares exchange hands each day. The stock now has a 52-week low of 28.4 and high of 41.17.
German Stock Exchange: Driving European Economic Growth
The German Stock Exchange is one of the most powerful stock exchanges in the world, with Germany being the largest economy in Europe and the third largest economy in the world. The third place brings their market’s companies like CREATON AG more audience. It has a huge influence in the overall European commerce and global trade.
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Given this, investing in DAX 30 equities just makes sense. It is a guarantee that investors will benefit from the rich German economy. It also guarantee for CREATON AG and others to catch more attention.
More notable recent CREATON AG (FRA:CRN3) news were published by: Reuters.com which released: “CREATON to combine sales of roofing products under CREATON brand within German companies of ETEX Group” on November 30, 2016, also Reuters.com with their article: “Creaton: withdrawal of squeeze-out request by Etex Holding GmbH” published on November 14, 2016, Reuters.com published: “Creaton: last trading day in open market of Munich Stock Exchange on March 31, 2017” on July 26, 2016. More interesting news about CREATON AG (FRA:CRN3) were released by: Reuters.com and their article: “Creaton applies for delisting from open market in Munich Stock Exchange” published on July 18, 2016 as well as Reuters.com‘s news article titled: “CREATON AG issues FY 2016 outlook” with publication date: April 11, 2016.
CREATON AG is a Germany-based manufacturer of pressed clay roof tiles for the construction industry. The company has market cap of 79.86 million EUR. The Company’s product portfolio includes interlocking tiles, retro-style pantiles, flat tiles, interlock pantiles, concave interlocking pantiles, flexibel tiles, special-shape tiles, plaine tiles, roof accessories and decoration, as well as floor and facade tiles. It has a 9.86 P/E ratio. The geographical focus is on Germany and neighbouring countries.
Source Kgazette par Kurt Siggers
German Stock Exchange: Driving European Economic Growth
The German Stock Exchange is one of the most powerful stock exchanges in the world, with Germany being the largest economy in Europe and the third largest economy in the world. The third place brings their market’s companies like CREATON AG more audience. It has a huge influence in the overall European commerce and global trade.
...
Given this, investing in DAX 30 equities just makes sense. It is a guarantee that investors will benefit from the rich German economy. It also guarantee for CREATON AG and others to catch more attention.
More notable recent CREATON AG (FRA:CRN3) news were published by: Reuters.com which released: “CREATON to combine sales of roofing products under CREATON brand within German companies of ETEX Group” on November 30, 2016, also Reuters.com with their article: “Creaton: withdrawal of squeeze-out request by Etex Holding GmbH” published on November 14, 2016, Reuters.com published: “Creaton: last trading day in open market of Munich Stock Exchange on March 31, 2017” on July 26, 2016. More interesting news about CREATON AG (FRA:CRN3) were released by: Reuters.com and their article: “Creaton applies for delisting from open market in Munich Stock Exchange” published on July 18, 2016 as well as Reuters.com‘s news article titled: “CREATON AG issues FY 2016 outlook” with publication date: April 11, 2016.
CREATON AG is a Germany-based manufacturer of pressed clay roof tiles for the construction industry. The company has market cap of 79.86 million EUR. The Company’s product portfolio includes interlocking tiles, retro-style pantiles, flat tiles, interlock pantiles, concave interlocking pantiles, flexibel tiles, special-shape tiles, plaine tiles, roof accessories and decoration, as well as floor and facade tiles. It has a 9.86 P/E ratio. The geographical focus is on Germany and neighbouring countries.
Source Kgazette par Kurt Siggers
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