One of the best-placed shares of the day is the Meyer Burger share certificate. At the SIX SX meeting, the Meyer Burger share recently rose 7.4 percent to CHF 0.136.
Finally, the rose Meyer Burger-Share. In the SIX SX session, the paper climbed 7.4 percent to CHF 0.136. This makes the security one of the more successful in the SPI, which currently stands at 12,448 points. At the top, the Meyer Burger share gained up to CHF 0.139. To ring the bell, the share certificate stood at CHF 0.131. The daily turnover of the Meyer Burger share was 30,851,266 shares.
According to analysts, the Meyer Burger balance sheet should show a loss of CHF -0.028 per share in 2021.
Meyer Burger Technology AG is an international group of companies with a focus on system solutions and products for the solar industry. The group also serves areas of the semiconductor and optoelectronics industry as well as selected other high-end markets. In addition, Meyer Burger provides a worldwide service network with spare and wear parts, process know-how, maintenance, customer service and training. The main sales markets are the photovoltaics, semiconductor and optoelectronics industries. According to the company announcement from February 2019, the wafer plant and service business for photovoltaic and special materials (e.g. semiconductor and sapphire glass industry) was sold to Precision Surfacing Solutions (PSS) (formerly Lapmaster Wolters Ltd). In March 2019, Meyer Burger acquired a strategic 18.4% stake in Oxford Photovoltaics Limited, which operates in the perovskite tandem solar cell sector. After the merger in January 2010 with 3S Industries AG and the takeover of Roth & Rau AG in 2011, the group of companies is one of the world’s leading technology groups for photovoltaics in the solar industry. Meyer Burger was founded in 1953 and is headquartered in Baar, Switzerland.
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