EFC1.F - Etn. Fr. Colruyt NV

Frankfurt - Frankfurt Delayed Price. Currency in EUR
31.05
+0.14 (+0.45%)
As of 08:03AM CEST. Market open.
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    2W - 6W
  • Mid Term
    6W - 9M
  • Long Term
    9M+
Previous Close30.91
Open31.05
Bid30.85 x 50000
Ask30.97 x 50000
Day's Range31.05 - 31.05
52 Week Range20.30 - 31.05
Volume25
Avg. Volume8
Market Cap4.166B
Beta (5Y Monthly)0.13
PE Ratio (TTM)18.82
EPS (TTM)1.65
Earnings DateN/A
Forward Dividend & Yield1.10 (3.57%)
Ex-Dividend DateSep 30, 2022
1y Target Est32.00
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