Stock prices for DAX companies during noon hour showed a positive trend, except for Wirecard, which continued to slide downward.
Frankfurt Stock Exchange Experiences Gains on Friday Afternoon
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange saw a positive trend on Friday afternoon, with almost all values in the green zone. The DAX, Germany's leading stock index, was calculated at around 12,305 points, representing a 1.1 percent increase from the previous day's close.
SAP, MTU, and Vonovia were at the top of the price list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Shares of SAP and Vonovia increased, while MTU's share price rose on the exchange. An email company's share continued to decline, but no specific shares were mentioned to have losses similar to Wirecard.
In a separate context, the European common currency, the euro, tended to strengthen slightly on Friday afternoon, with one euro costing 1.1224 US dollars (+0.07 percent). The Nikkei Index, Japan's leading stock index, also continued to rise, closing at 22,512.08 points (+1.13 percent).
Regarding Wirecard, no recent data or performance insights appear in the search results. Given Wirecard's previous insolvency and delisting following the 2020 accounting scandal, it is highly unlikely that Wirecard shares are actively traded or performing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2025. The absence of Wirecard in recent reports and top-performing lists strongly suggests it did not perform positively or at all compared to current top shares in 2025.
In a different report, the top-performing shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in 2025 included Rheinmetall (+164% YTD), Commerzbank (+136.76% YTD), Siemens Energy (+93.71% YTD), Deutsche Bank (+83.91% YTD), and Heidelberg Materials (+70.73% YTD) as of mid-August, positioning Frankfurt among the best-performing European markets[1].
[1] Source: Investor.com, 2025.
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