The actions turned over despite my incident

K+S shares have shown resistance this week, climbing 0.4% to € 13.58 on Xetra exchange, despite a dramatic incident to the Zielitz company in Saxony-Anhalt. The stock continued its recent moment, trading significantly over its 52-week minimum from mid-September, 9.97 EUR, representing a recovery of approximately 26.5%. However, the current price remains about 11.6% below the maximum of 52 weeks of 15.15 EUR registered in early April. The recovery comes in spite of an unprecedented energy interruption at the Zielitz unit that left 144 miners stuck underground for several hours. The workers, located at depths between 400 and 1,300 meters, had to stay below the surface with five to six hours more than it was planned when both lifting machines failed. The power was restored around 2 in the morning, but the employees were not completely evacuated until months after.

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SOLLEN ANLEGER SOROFOR VERKAUFEN? Oder Lohnt Sich Doch Der Eincieg Bei K & s?

The fertilizer manufacturer based in Kassel continues to face financial preparations, despite the recent positive performance. The results of the past quarter showed a loss of EUR 0.30 per action, contrasting with a profit of EUR 0.22 during the comparable period last year. Revenue decreased by about 5% to 925.10 million EUR. Analysts project modest gains of 0.119 EUR per action for fiscal year 2025, the dividend envisaged dramatically from 0.70 EUR to only 0.101 EUR. The average price objective of the analyst of 11.67 EUR remains below the current trading levels, which suggests a potential risk of disadvantage. Also, shareholders can note a significant change of property, because a major interested parties and recently reduced the position to 5.47% compared to 10.19% previous. The company is scheduled to launch the first quarter 2025 financial results on May 13.

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