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Summary
This company has been delisted from its primary exchange and is no longer publicly traded.
As a result, real-time price data, dividend updates, and corporate disclosures may no longer be available.
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Jost Werke AG (JOX) FAQ
What does "Delisted" mean?
Jost Werke AG has been removed from the exchange and is no longer publicly traded.
What was the last recorded dividend?
No dividend payments were recorded prior to delisting.
How long did the company pay dividends?
The company did not have a dividend payment history.
Were there any stock splits?
No stock splits were recorded prior to delisting.
What was the last known trading price?
The stock last traded at €5.70 on Mar 18, 2026 before being delisted.
Jost Werke AG Profile
| Industrial Conglomerates Industry | Industrials Sector | - CEO | XBER Exchange | - ISIN |
| Germany Country | - Employees | 19 May 2025 Last Dividend | - Last Split | - IPO Date |
Jost Werke AG is a prominent player in the automotive and engineering sectors, specializing in the production of components and systems for commercial vehicles. The company is renowned for its focus on manufacturing vehicle coupling systems, including fifth wheel couplings and landing gears, which are critical for the safety and efficacy of heavy-duty transportation. Jost Werke's offerings are integral to facilitating seamless operations in logistics and freight industries, enhancing the reliability and efficiency of trucks and trailers worldwide.
The company serves a global market, impacting an array of sectors including logistics, transportation, and manufacturing. Its innovative solutions contribute to the strength and growth of commercial vehicle networks, reflecting its significant role in supporting international trade and commerce. By prioritizing quality and technological advancement, Jost Werke AG remains a key contributor to the supply chains that underpin modern economies, ensuring that goods are reliably transported across continents.
