SAP opens the week in quiet period, shares steady ahead of Q2 update

By Mark Bergmann, Earnings & Calendar desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 08:48.

SAP (DE0007164600) begins its formal quiet period ahead of the release of second-quarter and half-year 2026 figures, with the stock trading around 131 euros on Xetra as a DAX constituent. The Q2 numbers are expected in late July according to the company’s investor relations calendar, setting the tone for software sector earnings season.

Quiet period before Q2 results

Finanzen.at reports that SAP has entered its quiet period, limiting external communication until the publication of Q2 and H1 2026 results. The report highlights that the communication pause is standard practice for the Walldorf-based software group ahead of its earnings release and investor call. An earlier company investor relations calendar update indicates the earnings window in the second half of July 2026.

As a member of the DAX and STOXX Europe 50, SAP’s upcoming figures will be closely watched for signals on European large-cap tech spending trends. The quiet period underscores the importance of the Q2 release, which will cover both cloud momentum and traditional software license business for the first half of the year.

Where the shares trade today

Finanzen.at shows SAP shares at 131.42 euros, up 0.12 euros or 0.09 percent, with the latest quote time at 23 June 2026, 07:50 CET. Onvista lists the stock at 131.66 euros, confirming a narrow intraday range and medium risk classification since early May 2026. These levels keep SAP near the upper half of its 12-month range on German venues.

On the US market, TradingKey quotes SAP’s NYSE listing at 149.56 dollars at the close on 22 June 2026, down 3.65 percent on the day. The technical analysis there notes the price moving between resistance at 183.03 dollars and support at 140.77 dollars, with a current momentum score of 6.62 in the software and IT services sector. The tool flags three sell signals from key indicators, underlining cautious short-term technical readings.

How SAP earns its money

SAP generates its revenue primarily through enterprise application software and cloud services, with its flagship SAP S/4HANA suite at the core of the portfolio. The business model combines subscription-based cloud offerings with on-premise licenses and maintenance, complemented by consulting and support services for global corporate clients. This mix positions SAP as a central IT backbone provider for finance, logistics and human resources functions in large organizations.

Where the SAP shares trade now

The SAP shares (DE0007164600) trade on Xetra at 131.42 euros as of 2026-06-23, 07:50 CET, based on finanzen.at’s latest quote. The stock also trades in the DAX segment of Deutsche Börse, while the US listing on the NYSE closed at 149.56 dollars on 22 June 2026 according to TradingKey.

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