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Fabege AB ADR

FBGBY โ€ข PINK
$18.38$0.00ย  (0%)
Estimate
P/E
4.2
EPS
4.38
Beta
1.292
Dividends
Div. yield, TTM
2.14%
Annual payout, TTM
$0.39
Next ex. div date
October 13, 26
Dividend growth streak
2 y
Div.rating
About the company
Ticker
FBGBY
ISIN
US3027791033
Country
Sweden
Sector (GICS)
Real Estate
Fabege AB (publ), a property company, primarily engages in the development, investment, and management of commercial premises in Sweden. The company operates through four segments: Property Management, Property Development, Business Development and Residential Development. Its property portfolio comprises of office, retail, industrial/warehouse, residential, hotel, and garage properties. The company also engages in the acquisition and sale of properties. Further, it owns various properties. The company was formerly known as Wihlborgs Fastigheter AB and changed its name to Fabege AB (publ) in December 2005. Fabege AB (publ) was founded in 1924 and is headquartered in Solna, Sweden.

Frequently asked questions

What sector does Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) operate in?

Fabege AB ADR belongs to the Real Estate sector and operates in the Real Estate Services industry.

What is Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) current stock price?

As of the latest data, Fabege AB ADR stock price is $18.38, with a previous close of $18.38.

What is Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) current market capitalization?

Fabege AB ADR market cap is approximately 2.89 billion.

What is Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) Earnings Per Share (EPS)?

The trailing EPS is $4.38.

What is Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio?

Fabege AB ADR current P/E ratio is 4.2.

Does Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) pay dividends?

Yes. Fabege AB ADR pays quarterly dividends with an annualized yield of 2.14% and an estimated annual payout of $0.39 per share.

When is the next ex-dividend date for Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY)?

The next ex-dividend date is scheduled for October 13, 2026.

What is Fabege AB ADR (FBGBY) beta (volatility) score?

Fabege AB ADR has a beta of 1.292, suggesting it is more volatile than the market.