Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

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Interesting ... since when does $RR. count as a German company?

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

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According to Wirtschaftswoche, yes.
https://www.maschinenmarkt.vogel.de/das-sind-die-100-groessten-deutschen-weltmarktfuehrer-a-7ba2686d0f4ec5f9721a11ada6cfae70/

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Schmon@SchmonInvest

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mami_goes_boerse@mami_goes_boerse

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@Dividenden-Sammler Isn't that part of BMW now? Maybe that's why...

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

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@mami_goes_boerse ne does not belong to BMW. You mean the car manufacturer Rolls-Royce, which belongs to Bavaria.
But behind $RR. is the turbine manufacturer for airplanes etc. and that is not part of BMW. These are 2 different companies.

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mami_goes_boerse@mami_goes_boerse

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@Dividenden-Sammler Ok, thanks for the info. Not a sector I'm familiar with.

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