Beiersdorf stock heads into the open after a 18.4% year-to-date drop
Published on 09/07/2026 at 07:13 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
At the close on September 4, 2026, Beiersdorf stock ended Xetra trading at EUR 76.44, reflecting a year-to-date performance of minus 18.42%. Market data also showed the shares sitting well below the 2026 high of EUR 110.15 and above the year’s low of EUR 67.08, offering a clear picture of the recent pressure on the name. In the wider market, the DAX slipped about 1.5% over the first days of September, underlining a cautious tone around German equities heading into today’s session.
September 4, 2026 in numbers
Beiersdorf AG (ISIN DE0005200000) closed the last completed session on Xetra at EUR 76.44 on September 4, 2026, versus a 2026 intrayear high of EUR 110.15 and a low of EUR 67.08 according to data cited by Finanz und Wirtschaft that were summarized by ms-aktuell.de. The ms-aktuell article highlighted that this pricing translated into a minus 18.42% performance since the start of 2026 and a twelve-month decline of 21.45%, suggesting sustained selling interest over the past year. With the DAX reported by n-tv at 26,046 points and down around 1.5% over the opening days of September, the stock’s year-to-date loss clearly exceeded the broader index retreat. The n-tv market overview pointed to renewed rate worries and a weak early-September tone for German shares, which formed the backdrop for Beiersdorf’s underperformance.
Outlook today and in the coming days
Today, Beiersdorf heads into the open without a newly published company-specific event in the very early hours that would materially change the short-term narrative, so traders focus on the recent underperformance versus the DAX and the stock’s position between its 2026 high and low as they reassess valuation ahead of the next catalysts. Broader macro factors also matter for consumer-oriented German stocks, with the early-September weakness in the DAX framing expectations for how rate concerns and growth data may continue to influence sentiment through this week, as indicated by the economic calendars and market commentary.
