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E.ON AG and RWE AG are two of the largest utility companies in Germany. These two utilities are the in the top ten holdings of the newly launched SPDR S&P International Utilities Sector ETF - IPU. We wrote an article on this new fund titled “New Foreign Utilities ETF !” a few weeks ago.

1. E.ON AG : E.ON is the largest utility in Germany. In fact it is one of the world’s largest energy companies operating in 20 countries mostly in Europe. EON generates 1/3rd of all the electricity in Germany.

Ticker: EONGY
Dividend Yield: 3.68%

As per Morningstar website, EON beat both the S&P 500 Index and the utility sector index’ total returns in each of past 3 years. In the past 5 years, average annual dividend growth has been about 18.5%.

2.RWE AG : RWE is the second largest utility in Germany based in Essen.

Ticker: RWEOY
Dividend Yield: 4.49%

In the past 5 years, average annual dividend growth has been about 23.42%.

written by David

There are two German bank ADR stocks that are available for US investors. A short summary of these stocks is given below:

1.Deutsche Bank AG - DB
Deutsche Bank is the largest bank in Germany.
Current dividend yield is 8.03% and the PE is 6.46.

2.CommerzBank AG - CRZBY
This is one the largest bank in Germany.
Current dividend yield is 5.27% and the PE is 7.72.

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Germany - Bank ADR Stock !!

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written by David

The German economy is Europe’s largest economy. She is known the world over for her high quality engineering, auto, chemical and transportation companies. The following is a list of German ADRs [/tag]:

Note: Stocks in the IT,BioTechnology,Pharma have been excluded.

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written by David