Software giant SAP becomes Europe’s most valuable firm amid German stock market boom
- SAP has overtaken Novo Nordisk to become Europe’s most valuable listed company with a market cap of €313 billion, following a 1.6% rise in shares on Monday.
- SAP's stock has risen more than 40% in the past year amid increased demand for its AI-driven enterprise resource planning software.
- Novo Nordisk's shares have dropped significantly due to disappointing trial results for its experimental drug CagriSema, which showed lower-than-expected weight loss results.
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ETF: The historic rise of SAP reveals the golden rule
For the first time in recent history, a German company is the most valuable company in Europe. SAP's rise reveals two things: Even the most dominant business models are losing importance at some point in time. And: there is no way past a certain savings product.
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