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Hengli Petrochemical Co.,Ltd. (600346.SS)

Shanghai - Shanghai Delayed Price. Currency in CNY
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38.20-0.37 (-0.96%)
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Previous Close38.57
Open39.73
Bid38.20 x 0
Ask38.21 x 0
Day's Range37.98 - 40.20
52 Week Range11.94 - 49.80
Volume45,602,130
Avg. Volume41,082,649
Market Cap268.894B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.16
PE Ratio (TTM)20.43
EPS (TTM)1.87
Earnings DateApr 13, 2021
Forward Dividend & Yield0.40 (0.90%)
Ex-Dividend DateJun 18, 2020
1y Target Est19.32
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