New York, January 4, 2026, 13:18 ET — Market closed
- Diebold Nixdorf shares closed Friday down 5.79% at $63.96, reversing late-December gains.
- The drop outpaced declines in peers NCR Atleos and NCR Voyix.
- Next focus is Monday’s reopening and Friday’s U.S. jobs report, with Diebold’s next results expected in February.
Diebold Nixdorf shares closed down 5.79% on Friday at $63.96, marking a sharp retreat on the first trading day of 2026. The stock will reopen for trading on Monday after U.S. markets stayed shut over the weekend. 2
The move matters because the ATM and bank-technology provider had been hovering in the high-$60s into year-end, leaving it exposed to profit-taking as investors reset positions for the new year. A fast reversal early in January can set the tone for sentiment in smaller, more volatile names. 2
Macro risk is also back on the radar. The U.S. Labor Department has scheduled the December employment report for Friday, Jan. 9 at 8:30 a.m. ET, a release that often swings Treasury yields and rate expectations 1 . 1
On Friday, Diebold Nixdorf opened at $68.64 and traded as low as $63.70 before closing at $63.96, with about 340,000 shares changing hands, according to Yahoo Finance data. The S&P 500 tracker SPY ended slightly higher on the session, underscoring that the drop was stock-specific rather than a broad tape move. 3
Peers in self-service and payments hardware also finished lower. NCR Atleos fell 2.3% and NCR Voyix dropped 3.2% on Friday, based on end-of-session data.
Even after Friday’s selloff, Diebold Nixdorf remains up about 23% over the past three months, according to MarketBeat. The stock recently traded as high as $69.94, near its 52-week high, before reversing. 4
Company-specific positioning remains a swing factor. Diebold said in a Nov. 5 press release that its board authorized a $200 million share repurchase program — a buyback that reduces the share count and can lift earnings per share. CFO Tom Timko said the program “underscores our confidence” in the business. 5
Diebold Nixdorf sells ATMs and software to banks and provides self-checkout and related systems to retailers. Over the last 12 months, it generated about $3.69 billion in revenue and $50.6 million in net income, according to Stock Analysis data. 6
But the stock’s recent run leaves less margin for error. A deeper slide would put focus on chart levels some traders watch, including the 200-day moving average near $60 cited in recent market data summaries — often treated as a long-term trend line. 7
