When does Dürr report earnings and why does it matter for DUE.DE stock?

Dürr's earnings are due in Mar 2026 and matter because results will update investors on order intake, backlog conversion and margin trends that drive near-term revenue and EPS for DUE.DE stock.

What are the main risks for DUE.DE stock after earnings?

Key risks include weaker-than-expected order intake, margin pressure in Paint Systems, and persistent negative EPS that could push the price below the 200-day average on XETRA.

What valuation metrics should investors check in the report?

Investors should monitor EPS (**-0.91**), free cash flow per share (**4.06**), price-to-book (**1.41**), and debt-to-equity (**1.06**) to assess valuation and balance-sheet resilience for DUE.DE stock.

Does Dürr pay a dividend and how material is it?

Dürr paid a dividend per share of **0.70** historically, implying a dividend yield near **3.18%**, but dividend sustainability depends on future profitability and free cash flow conversion.

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Pre-market: Dürr (DUE.DE XETRA) €22.00 -6.78% pre-earnings Mar 2026: cash

ByDanny Kontos March 4, 2026March 4, 2026

Shares of Dürr AG (DUE.DE stock) slipped to €22.00 in pre-market trade, down -6.78% on heavy volume of 256,332.00 shares as investors position ahead of the company’s Mar 2026 earnings. This move amplifies two near-term questions: whether underlying cash flow and book-to-bill trends will stabilise, and whether order intake will support margins. We focus on cash flow metrics, backlog dynamics and valuation ahead of the earnings release to help frame trading decisions on XETRA in Germany.