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NXLV NexLiving Communities Inc
- 1.670
- +0.020+1.21%
15min DelayMarket Closed Jan 17 16:00 ET
54.94MMarket Cap5.57P/E (TTM)
1.780High1.670Low6.81KVolume1.780Open1.650Pre Close11.59KTurnover2.48852wk High0.05%Turnover Ratio32.90MShares1.58552wk Low0.3EPS TTM24.08MFloat Cap40.457Historical High2.78P/E (Static)14.42MShs Float0.160Historical Low0.6EPS LYR6.67%Amplitude0.04Dividend TTM0.41P/B1Lot Size2.40%Div YieldTTM
About NexLiving Communities Inc Company
NexLiving Communities Inc is a real estate company engaged in the ownership and management of a multi-unit residential real estate with a focus on low and mid-rise properties in bedroom communities in Eastern Canada. It generates revenue through rental income.
Company Profile
SymbolNXLV
Company NameNexLiving Communities Inc
Founded2011
MarketTSX
Fiscal Year Ends12-31
Address45 Alderney Drive Suite 1805
CityDartmouth
CountryCAN
Zip CodeB2Y 2N6
Phone+1 416 876-6617
Websitehttps://www.nexliving.ca
Company Executives
- Name
- Position
- Salary
- Stavro Stathonikos
- Chief Executive Officer and President
- --
- Glenn A. Holmes
- Chief Financial Officer
- --
- Richard Turner
- Chairman of the Board
- --
- Michael Anaka, II
- Executive Vice Chairman of the Board
- --
- David Pappin
- Independent Director
- --
- Andrea Morwick
- Independent Director
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- William E. Hennessey
- Independent Director
- --
- Dr. Brian Ramjattan
- Independent Director
- --
- Drew Koivu
- Independent Director
- --
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