What is Deutsche Lufthansa AG?
Deutsche Lufthansa AG is an aviation company operating in Germany and internationally. The company can trace its history back to 1926 when it was formed as the German flag carrier. Lufthansa operated as the national airline until 1945 when all services were terminated following the German defeat in the Second World War. In an effort to create a postwar national airline, a company named Luftag was founded in 1953. In August of 1954, Luftag acquired the name and logo from the previously liquidated company Lufthansa and won approval to start flight operations in 1955. The company remained a majority state-owned enterprise until 1994, although shares in the company have been traded publicly on all German exchanges since 1966.
The company has grown to offer a passenger service to more than 200 destinations in 86 countries and is the second largest airline in Europe in terms of passengers carried. In addition to its flagship airline services, Lufthansa owns subsidiary airlines such as Austrian Airlines, Swiss International Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Eurowings. It also owns several airline-related companies, such as Lufthansa Technik and LSG Sky Chefs and is a member of the Star Alliance. The company is headquartered in Cologne and operates out of the primary hub of Frankfurt.
Past performance of LHA stock price
Lufthansa stock trading occurs on all German stock exchanges. It has more than 478 million shares outstanding and has a 100 per cent free float with a market capitalisation of €5.16bn (£4.71bn, $6.05bn). As with almost all airlines, LHA struggled in 2020 as the world shuttered in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. It has traded in the 52-week range of €7.02-€17.95 and has yet to fully recover. The share price has been slow to rebound as travel continues to be hindered; the most recent value is shown on the price chart.
The Lufthansa shares price reached its 52-week high on November 12, 2019 and its 52-week low on April 24, 2020. While the majority of industries suffered losses as the scale of the disruption the pandemic would inflict became apparent, the travel industry was one of the worst affected. Traders remain cautious to invest in Lufthansa stock as they await clear guidance from global governments on when travel will return to normal.
How to invest in Lufthansa stock?
Traditionally, those looking to invest in Lufthansa stock would purchase shares or an index which includes LHA. Traders are also able to purchase derivatives based on LHA stock such as CFDs (contracts for difference) or options.
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