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Iberdrola, S.A. (IBE.MC)

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Previous Close11.39
Open11.43
Bid11.50 x 0
Ask11.52 x 0
Day's Range11.37 - 11.53
52 Week Range8.40 - 12.57
Volume12,679,934
Avg. Volume13,286,568
Market Cap70.778B
Beta (5Y Monthly)0.47
PE Ratio (TTM)21.02
EPS (TTM)0.55
Earnings DateMay 12, 2021
Forward Dividend & Yield0.40 (3.51%)
Ex-Dividend DateJan 12, 2021
1y Target Est7.13
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