Ownership Structure
Bilfinger is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, is part of the composition of the MDAX and his actions correspond to 'ISIN DE0005909006 (WKN 590900). In recent years the dividend price ratio has been gradually increasing: in 2005 the dividend was € 1.00 per share, in 2006 of € 1.25, € 1.80 in 2007. The dividend yield for fiscal year 2009 amounted to € 2.00, for 2010 to € 2,50 and in 2011 for € 2,50 plus a bonus of € 0,90.
At the end of 2011 there were approximately 46,024,000 shares outstanding, representing a market capitalization of EUR 3.032 billion. In late 2011, with a rate of 3,7% of the total, the Bilfinger is one of the largest values in the stock index MDAX Stock Exchange in Germany.
- Ownership structure
| Share | Ownership Structure |
|---|---|
| 12% | Private Investors |
| 28% | Shareholders Germany |
| 19% | Shareholders Switzerland |
| 15% | Shareholders United Kingdom |
| 10% | Shareholders USA |
| 4% | Shareholders France |
| 3% | Shareholders Scandinavia |
| 2% | Shareholders Benelux |
| 1% | Shareholders Canada |
| 2% | Other Shareholders |
| 4% | Bilfinger SE (Share capital) |
Updated to 30 June 2012.
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