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MAN SE (MAN.DE)

XETRA - XETRA Delayed Price. Currency in EUR
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Previous Close47.80
Open47.80
Bid47.90 x 2000
Ask48.00 x 32100
Day's Range47.80 - 48.10
52 Week Range38.30 - 53.00
Volume1,401
Avg. Volume10,024
Market Cap7.047B
Beta (5Y Monthly)0.33
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-0.39
Earnings DateMar 10, 2021
Forward Dividend & Yield0.11 (0.23%)
Ex-Dividend DateDec 03, 2020
1y Target Est84.43
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