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MOURY CONSTRUCT

€662.00+€16.00  (2.48%)
Estimate
P/E
7.1
EPS
93
Beta
0.383
Dividends
Dividend yield
3.28%
Annual payout
€21.70
Next ex. div date
June 15, 27
Payout
20.09%
Dividend growth streak
3 y
Div.rating
About the company
Ticker
FO3
ISIN
BE0003602134
Country
Belgium
Sector (GICS)
Industrials
Moury Construct SA, together with its subsidiaries, constructs and renovates residential and non-residential buildings in Belgium. It engages in the construction of public and private buildings, commercial spaces, halls of structures, renovation and restoration, and industries and services projects. The company is also involved in general joinery, thermal, and acoustic insulations; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning; and metalwork and aluminum joinery. It serves private and public markets. The company was founded in 1920 and is headquartered in Liège, Belgium.

Frequently asked questions

What sector does MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) operate in?

MOURY CONSTRUCT belongs to the Industrials sector and operates in the Engineering & Construction industry.

What is MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) current stock price?

As of the latest data, MOURY CONSTRUCT stock price is €662.00, with a previous close of €646.00. MOURY CONSTRUCT gained €16.00 in the last trading session, representing a 2.48% increase.

What is MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) current market capitalization?

MOURY CONSTRUCT market cap is approximately 261.27 million.

What is MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) Earnings Per Share (EPS)?

The trailing EPS is €93.00.

What is MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio?

MOURY CONSTRUCT current P/E ratio is 7.12.

Does MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) pay dividends?

Yes. MOURY CONSTRUCT pays annual dividends with an annualized yield of 3.28% and an estimated annual payout of €21.70 per share.

When is the next ex-dividend date for MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3)?

The next ex-dividend date is scheduled for June 15, 2027.

What is MOURY CONSTRUCT (FO3) beta (volatility) score?

MOURY CONSTRUCT has a beta of 0.383, indicating lower volatility than the overall market.