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TUI returns to the German trading floor
"Return of the TUI share to Frankfurt: Impact for investors and the German stock exchange. Signal effect for BioNTech, Linde and Birkenstock? Find out more! 📈🤔"
TUI returns to the German trading floor
The travel group TUI has left the London trading floor and returned to Germany. This decision not only impacts investors, but could also send a signal to other companies. On the first day of trading in Frankfurt, the price of the TUI share rose by 3.69 percent to 7.87 euros, reaching almost 8 euros at times, but later fell to 7.51 euros (-5.01 percent).
With the listing in Frankfurt, trading in TUI shares is likely to become more liquid, especially if trading in London ceases. The largely German ownership ensures better liquidity and potentially fairer prices. This could also open up the possibility of TUI being promoted to the MDAX, which in turn could have a positive impact on the share price.
TUI's return to the German stock exchange could have a signaling effect, especially after companies such as Linde, BioNTech and Birkenstock have opted for stock exchanges outside Germany. These decisions had an impact on the German stock market landscape, but whether the positive development of TUI shares will prompt these companies to rethink remains questionable. It remains to be seen whether the price development at TUI will be sustainable and whether this will influence potential newcomers to the stock market. However, it is hoped that TUI's move will make the stock market in Germany more attractive overall.