12:05 PM · 10 March 2025

Earnings calendar: DAX companies in the limelight (10.03.2025)

The earning season has been easing down, as we already left the major tech results behind. Nevertheless, this week will bring a lineup of major German, DAX-included companies sharing their Q4 and full 2024 financial reports. The highlights will include tariff-concerned Volkswagen and Rheinmetall, which has recently skyrocketed due to expected military spending hike in Europe.

 

Earnings calendar for this week

 

Monday, March 10th:

  • Oracle Corp. (ORACL.US), after market close

Tuesday, March 11th:

  • Volkswagen (VOW3.DE), before market open

Wednesday, March 12th:

  • Puma (PUM.DE), before market open

  • Rheinmetall (RHM.DE), before market open

  • Porsche (P911.DE), before market open

  • Adobe (ADBE.US), after market close

Thursday, March 13th:

  • Enel SpA (ENEL.IT)

  • Generali (G.IT), before market open

  • Futu Holdings (FUTU.US), before market open

  • Dollar General Corp. (DG.US), before market open

Friday, March 14th:

  • BWM (BWM.DE), before market open

  • Daimler Truck Holding (DTG.DE), before market open

  • Bechtle (BC8.DE), before market open

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