Browse the full management transaction log of United Internet AG, a listed issuer based in Germany. Shares are listed on DE DE, under the oversight of BaFin. Operating in the Technology sector, United Internet AG has logged 1 reports. Market capitalisation: €4.6bn. The latest transaction was reported on 24 September 2025 — Sell. Among the most active insiders: Rasch, Stefan. All data is openly available.
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United Internet AG is a German digital and telecommunications group listed on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX), with headquarters in Montabaur, Germany. Founded in 1998, the company has evolved into one of Europe’s long-standing internet specialists, with operations centered on two main divisions: Applications and Access. That structure gives the group a hybrid profile, combining recurring digital services with telecom connectivity and network-related activities. Within Applications, United Internet operates well-known brands such as IONOS and serves both consumers and small businesses through web hosting, cloud services, domain registration, online productivity tools, and digital presence solutions. The division is split into Consumer Applications and Business Applications, allowing the company to address private users as well as professional customers. In Access, the group provides fixed-line and mobile internet access as well as associated telecommunications offerings, primarily in Germany. This part of the business is anchored by established German market brands and a large-scale digital distribution model. From a competitive standpoint, United Internet stands out for its platform-like model, its sizeable customer base, and its ability to monetize subscription-based services that are often relatively defensive. The company operates in highly competitive markets, facing pressure from large telecom operators and global cloud providers, yet it retains strong brand recognition in its core businesses and a deep footprint in Germany. Geographically, the group remains mainly focused on Europe, with Germany as its center of gravity, although some of its digital services have broader international reach. Recent developments matter for the investment case. In 2025, United Internet reported growth in paid contracts across both Applications segments and highlighted continued progress in Business Access, including fiber rollout. The company also announced an internal sale of 1&1 Versatel to 1&1 AG, a transaction that did not affect the 2025 guidance but is relevant for portfolio simplification. Its 2025 annual report also points to a segment reorganization effective from January 2026. For francophone investors, United Internet remains a notable technology-and-telecoms name with exposure to Germany’s digital transformation, recurring cash-generation characteristics, and ongoing network investment requirements.