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Sembcorp Industries Ltd (U96.SI)

SES - SES Delayed Price. Currency in SGD
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1.6800-0.0400 (-2.33%)
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Previous Close1.7200
Open1.7000
Bid1.6700 x N/A
Ask1.6800 x N/A
Day's Range1.6600 - 1.7000
52 Week Range0.9471 - 2.2300
Volume4,792,400
Avg. Volume6,465,698
Market Cap2.993B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.09
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)-0.0620
Earnings DateFeb 23, 2021
Forward Dividend & Yield0.06 (3.49%)
Ex-Dividend DateMay 26, 2020
1y Target Est3.33
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