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Abstimmungsverhalten Der Helaba Invest (Vertreten Durch Die Abstimmungsverhalten Helaba Invest, HV Saison 2020/21 Inhalt ThyssenKrupp AG ...................................................................................................................... 7 Siemens AG .............................................................................................................................. 10 Siemens Healthineers AG ........................................................................................................ 14 CECONOMY AG .................................................................................................................... 16 Deutsche Beteiligungs AG - DBAG ........................................................................................ 18 TUI AG .................................................................................................................................... 20 METRO AG ............................................................................................................................. 22 OSRAM Licht AG ................................................................................................................... 24 Aurubis AG .............................................................................................................................. 26 Infineon Technologies AG ....................................................................................................... 28 B.R.A.I.N. Biotechnology Research and Information Network AG ........................................ 31 DATAGROUP SE .................................................................................................................... 33 ISRA VISION AG ................................................................................................................... 35 Münchener Rückversicherungs-Gesellschaft AG .................................................................... 38 Beiersdorf AG .......................................................................................................................... 40 HOCHTIEF AG ....................................................................................................................... 43 Bayer AG .................................................................................................................................. 45 Hannover Rück SE ................................................................................................................... 48 NEXUS AG .............................................................................................................................. 50 Talanx AG ................................................................................................................................ 52 Allianz SE ................................................................................................................................ 53 BMW Bayerische Motoren Werke AG .................................................................................... 54 PUMA SE ................................................................................................................................. 57 FUCHS PETROLUB SE .......................................................................................................... 59 Schaeffler AG ........................................................................................................................... 63 Deutsche Lufthansa AG ........................................................................................................... 65 Krones AG ................................................................................................................................ 68 Encavis AG .............................................................................................................................. 70 Uniper SE ................................................................................................................................. 73 TAG Immobilien AG ............................................................................................................... 76 SAP SE ..................................................................................................................................... 78 CompuGroup Medical SE ........................................................................................................ 80 ADVA Optical Networking SE ................................................................................................ 84 Commerzbank AG .................................................................................................................... 86 1 1 & 1 Drillisch AG ................................................................................................................... 92 Rocket Internet SE ................................................................................................................... 95 Rheinmetall AG ........................................................................................................................ 98 Deutsche Bank AG ................................................................................................................. 101 AIXTRON SE ........................................................................................................................ 106 Fraport AG ............................................................................................................................. 108 New Work SE ......................................................................................................................... 110 Dürr AG .................................................................................................................................. 112 Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG ................................................................................................. 114 MorphoSys AG ...................................................................................................................... 117 Bechtle AG ............................................................................................................................. 120 TeamViewer AG .................................................................................................................... 123 United Internet AG ................................................................................................................. 125 Energiekontor AG .................................................................................................................. 130 OHB SE .................................................................................................................................. 132 Nordex SE .............................................................................................................................. 134 freenet AG .............................................................................................................................. 137 Aareal Bank AG ..................................................................................................................... 140 Basler AG ............................................................................................................................... 144 freenet AG .............................................................................................................................. 149 HUGO BOSS AG ................................................................................................................... 152 E.ON SE ................................................................................................................................. 156 Merck KGaA .......................................................................................................................... 159 LPKF Laser & Electronics AG .............................................................................................. 161 Deutsche Wohnen SE ............................................................................................................. 164 K+S Aktiengesellschaft .......................................................................................................... 167 ProSiebenSat.1 Media SE ...................................................................................................... 171 HeidelbergCement AG ........................................................................................................... 173 Brenntag AG .......................................................................................................................... 176 Instone Real Estate Group AG ............................................................................................... 178 Dermapharm Holding SE ....................................................................................................... 180 Deutsche Telekom AG ........................................................................................................... 182 Henkel AG & Co. KGaA ....................................................................................................... 184 Evotec SE ............................................................................................................................... 187 Mensch und Maschine Software SE ....................................................................................... 189 Varta AG ................................................................................................................................ 191 Symrise AG ...........................................................................................................................
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