Register now for the Port of the Future Conference • 2 Days, 50 Ports • Houston/Galveston area, TX • April 12–14, 2027

Hapag-Lloyd Becomes 'Blue Chip'

March 12, 2016

 Hapag-Lloyd would become a member of the SDAX index of the Deutsche Börse, with its first day of trading on March 21, announced Deutsche Börse.

 
The SDAX is a German Blue Chip Equity Index and contains 50 companies listed in the Prime Segment of Deutsche Börse which follow the 30 DAX and the 50 MDAX companies with regard to free float market capitalisation and order book turnover. 
 
Other members of the SDAX family are for instance Puma, Schaeffler, Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, HHLA and VTG. 
 
“The inclusion into the SDAX marks an important step for the Hapag-Lloyd share which only started trading on November 6th 2015. The increased awareness resulting from listing within an index is expected to increase liquidity for shareholders, broaden analyst coverage - allowing for a more frequent valuation – and to increase publicity,” said Rolf Habben Jansen, CEO of Hapag-Lloyd AG.
 
The composition of the SDAX will be adjusted on 18 March 2016 and from 21 March 2016 the SDAX trading will include the Hapag-Lloyd share. 
 

Logistics News

La Spezia Container Terminal Signs Contracts for Ship-to-Shore, Yard Cranes

La Spezia Container Terminal Signs Contracts for Ship-to-Shore, Yard Cranes

Hormuz Crisis Accelerates Gulf Pipeline and Port Expansion

Hormuz Crisis Accelerates Gulf Pipeline and Port Expansion

Encomara Squid Connection System Qualifies for Commercialization

Encomara Squid Connection System Qualifies for Commercialization

Russia Focuses Strikes on Ukrainian Ports, Industrial Sites, Distribution Facilities

Russia Focuses Strikes on Ukrainian Ports, Industrial Sites, Distribution Facilities

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Saudi Arabia real estate gigaproject developer replaces chief executive
Manager Didi says he plans to invest more than $200 million in Argentina
Temasek supports Singapore Airlines' Air India Investment amid growing scrutiny