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GOW Gowing Bros Ltd
- 2.170
- 0.0000.00%
20min DelayNot Open Nov 4 16:00 AET
115.05MMarket Cap-2170000P/E (Static)
2.170High2.160Low9.07KVolume2.170Open2.170Pre Close19.68KTurnover2.32252wk High0.04%Turnover Ratio53.02MShares1.96152wk Low-0.001EPS TTM47.66MFloat Cap15.057Historical HighLossP/E (Static)21.96MShs Float0.019Historical Low-0.001EPS LYR0.46%Amplitude0.06Dividend TTM0.59P/B1Lot Size2.76%Div YieldTTM
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