Home - Investors - Publications - Directors’ Dealings NOTIFIABLE MANAGERS’ TRANSACTIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ART. 19 SEC. 1 EU MARKET ABUSE REGULATION (DIRECTORS’ DEALINGS) In accordance with Art. 19 sec. 1 EU Market Abuse Regulation, persons discharging managerial responsibilities, as well as persons closely associated with them, shall notify the issuer and the Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht (German Financial Supervisory Authority) of every transaction conducted on their own account relating to the shares or debt instruments of that issuer (or other financial instruments linked thereto). Beiersdorf AG publishes notifications of such transactions on this website in accordance with Art. 19 sec. 1 EU Market Abuse Regulation. DOWNLOADS Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2021 PDF 85 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2020 PDF 88 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2019 PDF 46 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2018 PDF 45 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2017 PDF 46 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2016 PDF 39 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2015 PDF 40 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2014 PDF 201 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2013 PDF 202 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2012 PDF 216 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2011 PDF 81 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2010 PDF 209 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2009 PDF 84 KB Directors’ Dealings in fiscal year 2008 PDF 85 KB Back to top FACTS & FIGURES About Us Milestones Investors Financial Calendar 2022 OUR BRANDS NIVEA Eucerin La Prairie Hansaplast Brand History CONTACT & SERVICES FAQ Contact Cookie Settings Privacy Policy Conditions of Use Sitemap FOLLOW US BEIERSDORF GLOBAL With click on OK, we are using cross-website tools to provide you individual information for marketing purposes via partners, also beyond our website. These enable personalised online advertisements and extended analysis and evaluation options regarding the target group and user behaviour. You also agree that the data may also be transferred to third countries outside the European Economic Area without an adequate level of data protection (esp. USA). It is possible that authorities may access the data without any legal remedy. You can withdraw your consent at any time with future effect here. OK Adapt