Barratt Redrow plc
Symbol:
BTRW
ISIN:
GB0000811801
GBX 394.27
Price history of Barratt Redrow plc
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Overview
The stock exchange where this stock is listed, such as NASDAQ, NYSE or LSE.
Exchange:
LSE
International Securities Identification Number: a globally unique 12-character code identifying this security.
ISIN:
GB0000811801
The ticker symbol used to trade this stock on the exchange, e.g. AAPL for Apple.
Symbol:
BTRW
The economic sector the company operates in, e.g. Technology or Financials.
Sector:
Consumer Cyclical
The specific industry within the sector, e.g. Consumer Electronics.
Industry:
Residential Construction
Average number of shares traded per day over the recent period.
Avg. Daily Volume:
794.8K
The currency in which the stock price is denominated.
Currency:
GBX
Total market value of all outstanding shares: price × shares outstanding.
Market Cap:
4.29B
52-Week Range
52w Low
GBX 235.40
GBX 394.27
52w High
GBX 410.29
Financial Ratios
Measure of the stock's volatility relative to the market. Beta > 1 means more volatile than the index.
Beta:
1.36
Percentage revenue growth compared to the previous fiscal year.
Revenue Growth:
33.83%
Price-to-Earnings Ratio: stock price divided by earnings per share. Indicates how much investors pay per unit of earnings.
Price/Earnings Ratio:
28.49
Earnings Per Share: net profit divided by the total number of outstanding shares.
Earnings Per Share:
0.15
Net Margin: the percentage of revenue remaining as net profit after all costs and taxes.
Net Margin:
3.64%
Debt Ratio: ratio of total debt to equity. Indicates how much of the company is financed by debt.
Debt Ratio:
45.03%
Return on Equity: net income as a percentage of shareholders' equity. Measures how efficiently the company generates returns.
Return on Equity:
2.76%
Dividend Yield: annual dividend payment as a percentage of the current stock price.
Dividend Yield:
5.42%
Price-to-Book Ratio: market value divided by book value per share.
P/B Ratio:
0.57
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