SAP SE (SAP) last trade is $223.81 (-0.53% on the session). This is the quote page — last, open, previous close, day range, and volume — not the SAP analysis write-up.
Session tape: open $220.21, previous close $219.75, day range $218.85–$220.47, session volume 1.7M shares. Volume and range describe liquidity and the day’s auction — they are not a thesis on SAP SE.
Regular US cash hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern. Pre-market and after-hours prints can gap SAP versus the official close. For what SAP SE said in the latest filing, open the SAP SEC page. For revenue, margins, and the research write-up, open the SAP stock page. This quote URL stays a distinct money page so it does not dilute that analysis.
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SAP (SAP SE) stock is currently quoted at $223.81. Stock quotes represent the current market price at which shares are available for trading during market hours.
SAP is trading at $223.81 (-1.19, -0.53%) as of the latest market data. Prices update in real-time during trading hours.
Get live SAP quotes on this page during market hours: current price, daily change, volume, market cap, and the session range.
SAP stock quote includes current price, daily price change ($ and %), opening price, previous close, day's high/low, 52-week high/low, trading volume, market capitalization, and bid/ask spreads. This gives you a complete snapshot of current market activity.
Yes, SAP stock quotes are updated in real-time during market hours (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM ET, Monday-Friday). Pre-market (4:00-9:30 AM) and after-hours (4:00-8:00 PM) quotes are also available for extended trading sessions.
SAP current trading volume is 1.65 million shares. Trading volume indicates market activity and liquidity - higher volume typically means easier buying and selling.
View SAP historical stock quotes on our platform with daily, weekly, and monthly data going back multiple years. Historical quotes help analyze price trends, volatility patterns, and long-term performance.
The bid price is what buyers are willing to pay for SAP, while the ask price is what sellers want. The difference (spread) indicates liquidity - narrower spreads typically mean more liquid stocks with lower trading costs.