Gerresheimer Stock Plummets 63% in 2025 as Major Bank Exits
Gerresheimer Stock: Major Bank Exits
For Gerresheimer shareholders, the 2025 stock market year is a test of patience. In addition to the already tense chart situation, the stock came under fire from two sides on Friday: A direct competitor disappointed with its outlook, while a major French bank announced its withdrawal from voting rights. The Ger...
Gerresheimer’s stock has suffered a sharp decline in 2025, dropping 63.16% since January. The company now faces the risk of being removed from Germany’s MDAX index as investor confidence weakens further. Recent events have pushed the share price towards its lowest point in a year.
The troubles began with a steady fall in Gerresheimer’s stock, which has lost 65.63% over the past 12 months. By mid-2025, the share price sat 44% below its 200-day moving average, signalling a deep downtrend. Technical indicators worsened when the Relative Strength Index (RSI) plunged to an oversold extreme of 17.7.
Gerresheimer’s stock remains under heavy pressure, trading near its lowest levels in 12 months. The loss of MDAX status could trigger further selling, while the withdrawal of BNP Paribas’ voting rights has already dented market confidence. Without a turnaround, the share price may continue testing new lows in the coming months.
