Service providers operating outside the traditional sectors of automotive, industry and insurance are becoming increasingly important for the German economy. To reflect this development, the DAX will be expanded from 30 to 40 stocks on September 20. The leading German index will now include not only established major corporations but also innovative, high-growth companies. With the expansion, 80% of the market value of the German stock market will be covered in the future (before the adjustment, the coverage is approximately two-thirds).
The new index members come from various sectors and industries and are therefore broadly diversified:
+29% YTD: Airbus (aircraft manufacturer)
+35% YTD: Brenntag (world's largest chemical distributor)
+45% YTD: Hellofresh (cooking box shipper)
+53% YTD: Porsche (car manufacturer)
+14% YTD: Puma (sporting goods manufacturer)
+11% YTD: Qiagen (diagnostics and biotechnology company)
+71% YTD: Sartorius (pharmaceutical supplier)
+36% YTD: Siemens Healthineers (medical technology)
+11% YTD: Symrise (fragrance and flavor manufacturer)
+7% YTD: Zalando (online fashion retailer)
Inclusion in the DAX should bring more investor attention to the new stocks. Investors can participate in this development with tracker certificates from Zürcher Kantonalbank:
Tracker certificate on the index advancers (EUR / CHF)
ZKB Callable Barrier Reverse Convertible on worst of SunPower Corp/Sunrun Inc 127344767 / CH1273447677 |
ZKB Barrier Reverse Convertible auf Atos SE 127346447 / CH1273464474 |
ZKB Autocallable Barrier Reverse Convertible auf Affirm Holdings Inc 127344951 / CH1273449517 |
ZKB Autocallable Barrier Reverse Convertible auf ON Holding AG 127345566 / CH1273455662 |
ZKB Callable Barrier Reverse Convertible on worst of Swisscom AG/Kuehne + Nagel International AG/Sik... 130397238 / CH1303972389 |