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Aluminum Corporation of China Limited (601600.SS)

Shanghai - Shanghai Delayed Price. Currency in CNY
7.40+0.29 (+4.08%)
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Previous Close7.11
Open7.16
Bid7.39 x 0
Ask7.40 x 0
Day's Range7.16 - 7.41
52 Week Range4.90 - 7.41
Volume215,383,094
Avg. Volume129,839,643
Market Cap116.488B
Beta (5Y Monthly)2.04
PE Ratio (TTM)29.60
EPS (TTM)0.25
Earnings DateApr 23, 2024 - Apr 29, 2024
Forward Dividend & Yield0.04 (0.51%)
Ex-Dividend DateAug 18, 2023
1y Target Est6.96
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