November 2025: This is how the individual DAX stocks performed last month
The eleventh month of the year had a lot to offer investors and brought noticeable movement to the markets. Numerous impulses ensured dynamism. Find out how the DAX individual stocks developed in November.
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23,836.8 PKT 68.8 PKT 0.29%
41st place: The ranking
The following ranking represents the top/flop values in the DAX 40 in November 2025. The Xetra price values between October 30, 2025 and November 28, 2025 were taken as a basis. The status is November 28th, 2025.
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40th place: Rheinmetall
Rheinmetall: -13.17 percent
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39th place: Scout24
Scout24: -13.03 percent
Source: Scout24
38th place: Siemens Healthineers
Siemens Healthineers: -12.07 percent
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36th place: SAP SE
SAP SE: -7.66 percent
Source: SAP
35th place: Siemens
Siemens: -7.57 percent
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34th place: MTU Aero Engines
MTU Aero Engines: -7.14 percent
Source: MTU Aero Engines
33rd place: Fresenius SE
Fresenius SE: -6.02 percent
Source: Fresenius
32nd place: EON SE
EON SE: -5.94 percent
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31st place: Zalando
Zalando: -5.81 percent
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30th place: GEA
GEA: -5.58 percent
Source: GEA Group
29th place: adidas
adidas: -4.21 percent
Source: adidas
28th place: Airbus SE
Airbus SE: -3.74 percent
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27th place: Symrise
Symrise: -2.72 percent
Source: Symrise AG
26th place: Henkel vz
Henkel vz: -1.78 percent
Source: Henkel AG
25th place: Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank: -1.69 percent
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24th place: Vonovia SE
Vonovia SE: -1.51 percent
Source: Vonovia SE
23rd place: Continental
Continental: -1.47 percent
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21st place: Beiersdorf
Beiersdorf: 0.74 percent
Source: Beiersdorf
20th place: Deutsche Telekom
Deutsche Telekom: 1.13 percent
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19th place: RWE
RWE: 1.58 percent
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18th place: QIAGEN
QIAGEN: 1.81 percent
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17th place: Brenntag SE
Brenntag SE: 2.11 percent
Source: Brenntag AG
16th place: Hannover Re
Hannover Re: 2.85 percent
Source: www.hannover-rueck.de
15th place: Merck
Merck: 3.07 percent
Source: Merck KGaA
13th place: BASF
BASF: 4.37 percent
Source: BASF press photo
12th place: Alliance
Allianz: 4.55 percent
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11th place: Deutsche Börse
Deutsche Börse: 4.58 percent
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10th place: Daimler Truck
Daimler Truck: 4.89 percent
Source: Daimler Truck AG
9th place: Infineon
Infineon: 5.53 percent
Source: Infineon Technologies
8th place: Porsche automobile
Porsche automobile: 7.06 percent
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7th place: BMW
BMW: 8.18 percent
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6th place: Commerzbank
Commerzbank: 8.38 percent
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5th place: Siemens Energy
Siemens Energy: 8.67 percent
Source: Siemens Energy AG
4th place: Volkswagen (VW) vz
Volkswagen (VW) vz: 9.02 percent
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3rd place: Heidelberg Materials
Heidelberg Materials: 9.12 percent
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1st place: Bavaria
Bayer: 13.45 percent
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