PDF (7.3 MB) - GILDEMEISTER Interim Report 3rd Quarter 2012

78Corporate Situation: gildemeister Sharegildemeister ShareThe stock market year 2010The international capital markets initially reacted with restraint at the beginning of 2010 tothe emerging economic recovery. From mid-2010, the mood on the capital markets graduallylightened again. The leading share indexes developed in a year-on-year comparisonas follows: The dax rose by 16.1%, the mdax by 34.9%. The European euro stoxx 50 wasnot able to keep up with this development trend and lost 5.8%. The us dow jones gained11.0%, the s&p 500 index rose by 12.8%. The British ftse-100 index was able to record arise of 9.0%. The Japanese nikkei 225 Index lost 3.0%.business reportCorporate SituationStock market listing, trading volume and shareholder structureThe gildemeister share is quoted in official trading at the stock exchanges in Frankfurt /Main, Berlin-Bremen and Dusseldorf, as well as on the open market on the stock marketsin Hamburg, Munich and Stuttgart. gildemeister is listed on the mdax and complieswith the “Prime Standard” internationally applicable transparency requirements of theGerman stock market.The trading volume at year-end was 100.6 million shares (previous year: 89.8 millionshares); on the basis of the total share number of 45.6 million shares, this represents anannual turnover of 2.2 (previous year: 2.0). The average trading volume increased toabout 393,000 shares per trading day (previous year: 354,000 shares).Market capitalisation rose in the reporting year by about 47% or € 244.8 million to€ 761.2 million. The gildemeister shares continued to be held in 2010 in wide portfolioinvestment (95% free float).Due to the high extent of free float, information on the holders of shares can only beapproximate, resulting in the following overview of the size and structure of the investors:shareholder structure of the gildemeister group /breakdown by investor groupsin %Privateinvestors 9%Private2010 investors 9% 2009Not identifiableinvestors 10%Institutionalinvestors andshares heldby banks 81%*Not identifiableinvestors 13%Institutionalsinvestors andshares heldby banks 78%** 5% Mori Seiki share