Gerresheimer’s stock futures plummet as SDAX relegation decision looms tonight

A 62% nosedive since January leaves Gerresheimer on the brink. Will tonight’s SDAX verdict trigger a rebound—or deeper chaos for panicked traders?

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2025 December 3 . 1:18 PM

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Gerresheimer’s stock futures plummet as SDAX relegation decision looms tonight

Gerresheimer’s stock futures continue their steep decline, dropping another 1.39% today to €25.62. The prolonged slump has left investors on edge as the company faces potential relegation from the SDAX index. A decision due tonight at 10 PM CET could push the stock futures further into turmoil or trigger a sudden rebound.

The stock market has lost nearly 62% of its value since January. Yesterday’s 4.12% fall added to the downward spiral, though today’s drop was slightly smaller. The price now sits over 67% below its 52-week high of €82, a stark contrast to its past performance.

Trading volumes remain volatile, with the stock’s relative strength index (RSI) at 17.7—a level signalling extreme oversold conditions. Investors appear deeply panicked, and confidence has eroded further as the share price lingers more than 43% below its 200-day moving average.

The looming decision on relegation from the SDAX adds to the uncertainty. If confirmed, the stock could face forced sales by exchange-traded funds (ETFs), draining liquidity and accelerating an institutional exodus. A last-minute reprieve, however, might spark a sharp recovery as short-sellers cover positions.

The stock’s fate hinges on tonight’s announcement. Relegation would likely deepen losses, while survival could offer temporary relief. Either way, Gerresheimer’s prolonged decline and extreme oversold status suggest further turbulence ahead.