Why is Commerzbank in the news today?

Commerzbank is in focus after CEO Bettina Orlopp again rejected a UniCredit tie-up, warning about client overlap and concentration risk. This stance keeps the bank focused on stand-alone profitability, AI execution, and capital returns. At the same time, a possible UniCredit move near 30 percent keeps a takeover overhang in the price.

What are the key levels for Commerzbank stock today?

Near-term support is around €33.80, then €32.59. Resistance sits near €36.37 and €38.40. RSI is 50.6 and ADX 12.7, signaling a weak or neutral trend. A close above €36 would improve momentum. A drop below €33.50 risks a test of the lower €32s.

How attractive is the Commerzbank dividend now?

The trailing dividend per share is €0.65, implying a yield around 1.9 percent at recent prices. Management also uses buybacks when capital allows. Future payouts will depend on earnings, risk costs, and any strategic developments, including potential actions linked to UniCredit’s stake.

What could trigger a UniCredit takeover bid?

In Germany, reaching 30 percent ownership typically triggers a mandatory offer. Reports suggest UniCredit is near that mark and can fund a potential bid with its own shares from Sunday. Any formal step, along with offer terms and regulatory review, would likely drive the next major move in CBK.DE.

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CBK.DE Stock Today: Orlopp Rejects UniCredit Merger — February 22

ByDanny Kontos February 23, 2026February 23, 2026

Commerzbank stock today is in focus after CEO Bettina Orlopp again rejected a UniCredit deal, citing client overlap and concentration risk. For Frankfurt investors, the debate matters for pricing, dividends, and buybacks. CBK.DE trades near the mid-€30s, with neutral momentum and a modest yield. The bank points to profitability, AI execution, and capital returns as its roadmap. Meanwhile, a potential UniCredit move remains a live overhang. We outline what the latest Orlopp comments mean, how the bid math could work, and the levels that matter for today’s trading.