Germany

This year’s Webranking by Comprend research evaluated the corporate websites of the 64 largest listed companies in Germany. The German results reveal that companies provide a good service to business journalists and jobseekers, but that the needs of investors and analysts are far from being met. Providing more future-looking content on German corporate websites would be a great starting point for improving their experience.

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Rank	Company	Score (out of 100)
1	BASF	76.6
2	Bayer	73.2
3	Continental	64.9
4	Daimler	63.8
5	Fresenius	60.4
6	SAP	59.9
7	Hannover Re	58.6
8	Allianz	58.3
9	Prosieben Sat 1 Media	58.1
10	Henkel	57.9
11	Deutsche Telekom	57.7
12	Airbus	57.2
13	Hugo Boss	55.9
14	Adidas	55.1
15	BMW	54.8
16	Heidelbergcement	54.2
17	Munich Re	53.7
18	TUI Group	53.6
18	Siemens	53.6
20	Infineon Technologies	53.4
21	Fresenius Medical Care	53.1
22	Deutsche Post	52.8
23	ThyssenKrupp	52.7
24	RWE	52.3
25	Deutsche Boerse	51.9
25	Brenntag	51.9
27	Merck Kgaa	51.5
28	Beiersdorf	51.0
29	Symrise	50.6
29	Evonik Industries	50.6
31	Covestro	50.2
32	GEA Group	50.1
33	Rheinmetall	49.8
34	Lanxess	48.8
35	K+S	48.7
35	Puma	48.7
37	Volkswagen	48.1
38	KION Group	48.0
39	Commerzbank	47.2
40	Lufthansa Group	46.6
41	MTU Aero Engines	46.5
42	Evotec	45.8
43	Zalando	45.5
43	Deutsche Bank	45.5
45	Osram Licht	45.4
46	E.On	44.5
47	Qiagen	42.9
48	Innogy	41.1
49	United Internet	38.2
50	Knorr-Bremse	38.0
51	Scout24	37.4
52	Uniper	37.2
53	Wirecard	37.0
54	LEG Immobilien	36.7
55	BB Biotech	36.1
56	Deutsche Wohnen	36.0
57	Sartorius Group	33.1
58	Vonovia	32.6
59	Delivery Hero	31.6
60	TAG Immobilien	31.4
61	Aroundtown	29.7
62	Siemens Healthineers	28.0
63	Linde	25.0
64	Porsche AML	24.5

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