Brenntag in the news

Brenntag's stock traded narrowly around 61 euros, influenced by a new EcoVadis Gold medal for sustainability and its half-year results showing a revenue and EBITA decrease.

Brenntag's stock experienced a moderate decline on September 4, 2026, closing at around 61 Euros, influenced by overall market trends and anticipation of new economic data and oil prices.

Brenntag's stock saw a slight dip to 60.88 Euros, stabilizing after prior losses with fewer shares traded, while remaining below its 52-week high.

A change in voting rights at Brenntag SE occurred on August 31, 2026, with Dr. Thomas Stähelin now holding 20.10% through a will execution following Klaus-Michael Kühne's death.

Brenntag SE reports a major holding notification from Dr. Thomas Stähelin and Kühne Holding AG, with Kühne Holding AG holding 20.10% of voting rights, following the death of Mr. Klaus-Michael Kühne.

Brenntag's stock traded stably in the low 60-euro range on Xetra in early September 2026, with a slight rebound after a short decline, as investors await new financial reports.

Dr. Thomas Stähelin is attributed 20.10% of Brenntag voting rights through Kühne Holding AG after Klaus-Michael Kühne's death, impacting governance without immediate stock purchase implications.

Brenntag's stock showed little change, closing slightly down at 61.58 Euros with reduced trading volume, while the Dax index gained.

Analysts offer varied recommendations for Brenntag stock, with most suggesting to hold, and a consensus price target indicating a potential downside.

The German chemical industry saw a 7.3% revenue increase in Q2, fueled by the Middle East conflict, benefiting Brenntag's stock despite market pricing in the recovery.

Brenntag's analyst price target has slightly increased to ‑57.70 amid mixed analyst ratings, with bullish sentiment balanced by bearish concerns over pricing sustainability.

Brenntag, a global chemical distributor, reported strong Q2 financial results driven by price increases and cost-saving measures, leading to an adjusted annual profit target and a bullish outlook for its stock.

Brenntag GmbH and Hamburger Hochbahn's bus depot, both vital industrial sites in Harburg, have their current operations and future development secured within designated industrial zones.

Brenntag reported strong Q2 earnings with significant EBITDA and revenue growth, driven by pricing and cost savings, and raised its 2026 outlook despite stable demand.

Brenntag Mid-South has agreed to a court-ordered injunction to cease discharging contaminated water from its Durham facility and address environmental violations.

North Carolina is suing chemical company Brenntag Mid-South over allegations of long-term toxic chemical discharge into a Durham creek, violating water quality laws and impacting public health.

North Carolina is suing Brenntag Mid-South for allegedly leaking industrial solvents into Durham waterways and a major regional lake.

Brenntag SE shares saw a slight increase in trading value despite reports of declining quarterly revenue and earnings per share.

Chemical stocks BASF and Brenntag are falling following a negative sector report, while Adidas and Daimler Truck maintain growth through strategic buybacks and product focus.

Brenntag shares are currently consolidating near their consensus price target as investors weigh margin resilience against a challenging industrial market.