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BVT Call 28 ZAL 21.03.2025/  DE000VD3V4C4  /

Frankfurt Zert./VONT
2024-09-25  2:02:20 PM Chg.+0.040 Bid3:48:43 PM Ask3:48:43 PM Underlying Strike price Expiration date Option type
1.110EUR +3.74% 1.110
Bid Size: 12,000		 1.120
Ask Size: 12,000		 ZALANDO SE 28.00 EUR 2025-03-21 Call
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