Schaeffler AG stock (DE000SHA0100): shares steady ahead of next catalysts
05.06.2026 - 21:26:30 | ad-hoc-news.de
Schaeffler AG shares traded broadly steady in Frankfurt trading on 06/05/2026, with the stock changing hands around the mid-EUR single-digit range on Xetra as investors weigh the implications of the completed Vitesco Technologies takeover and the company’s latest guidance for 2025.
According to Xetra data as compiled by FinanzNachrichten, the stock was quoted around the EUR mid-single-digit level in intraday trading on 06/05/2026, keeping Schaeffler’s market value in focus for investors on the German home exchange in Frankfurt.
Germany remains the core capital-market reference point for the group, with the primary listing on Xetra under the ticker SHA and the ISIN DE000SHA0100 anchoring the stock in the country’s blue-chip industrial universe.
Per the company’s full-year 2024 results release dated 02/26/2025, Schaeffler reported 2024 group revenue of EUR 16.3 billion and an EBIT before special items of EUR 1.3 billion, providing the baseline from which the 2025 financial outlook and the integration of Vitesco are being managed.Schaeffler IR as of 02/26/2025
In the same 02/26/2025 communication, Schaeffler proposed a dividend of EUR 0.45 per common non-voting share for the 2024 financial year, subject to shareholder approval at the annual general meeting, highlighting the group’s approach to shareholder returns while financing strategic projects such as the Vitesco acquisition.Schaeffler IR as of 02/26/2025
As of: 05.06.2026
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At a glance
- Name: Schaeffler
- Sector/industry: Automotive and industrial supplier
- Headquarters/country: Herzogenaurach, Germany
- Core markets: Europe, Americas, Asia-Pacific
- Key revenue drivers: Automotive technologies, e-mobility systems, industrial bearings and motion products
- Home exchange/listing venue: Xetra (SHA)
- Trading currency: EUR
Schaeffler AG: core business model
Schaeffler generates most of its revenue by developing and manufacturing drivetrain, chassis and industrial motion products, with growth increasingly tied to demand for e-mobility solutions and energy-efficient industrial applications.
Valuation metrics and multiples for Schaeffler AG
Investors tracking Schaeffler’s valuation often benchmark the stock’s earnings and cash-flow metrics against other European auto suppliers and diversified industrials, using reported figures from the most recent financial year and the accompanying medium-term targets.
Based on the 2024 financial statements published on 02/26/2025, the group’s 2024 net income attributable to shareholders and free cash flow before acquisitions serve as the key inputs for commonly followed metrics such as price-earnings ratios and free-cash-flow yields, although precise multiples on 06/05/2026 depend on the prevailing share price and are recalculated in real time by market data providers.Schaeffler annual report portal as of 02/26/2025
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Additional news and developments on the stock can be explored via the linked overview pages.
Sentiment and reactions on Schaeffler AG
Market participants are discussing Schaeffler AG’s integration of Vitesco and its implications for margins and growth, with commentary spanning both fundamental prospects and the near-term share-price trend.
Conclusion
Schaeffler AG’s stock traded calmly on Xetra on 06/05/2026 as the market continues to digest the completed Vitesco transaction and the company’s 2024 results and dividend proposal. Valuation metrics derived from the 2024 financials published on 02/26/2025 provide a reference point for assessing the integrated group, while investors watch for updated guidance or capital-market targets that could influence the share price.
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