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Grifols, S.A. (GRF.MC)

MCE - MCE Delayed price. Currency in EUR
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8.34+0.04 (+0.51%)
At close: 05:42PM CET
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Previous close8.30
Open8.28
Bid8.35 x 0
Ask8.36 x 0
Day's range8.27 - 8.43
52-week range6.36 - 15.92
Volume1,837,679
Avg. volume5,100,325
Market cap5.057B
Beta (5Y monthly)0.67
PE ratio (TTM)92.64
EPS (TTM)0.09
Earnings date07 May 2024 - 13 May 2024
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend date03 Jun 2021
1y target est18.71
  • Bloomberg

    Grifols Drops as Regulator Finds ‘Relevant Deficiencies’

    (Bloomberg) -- Grifols SA shares dropped as investors evaluated a regulatory review of the Spanish bio-science company’s financial reports, which found “relevant deficiencies” but no major accounting mistakes.Most Read from BloombergNY Gears Up to Seize Trump Westchester Assets If Fraud Fine Is UnpaidBaltimore Wants to Sell Hundreds of Vacant Homes for $1 EachWhat Happens If Trump Can’t Post His $454 Million BondChina Scrutinizes PwC Role in $78 Billion Evergrande Fraud CaseYemen’s Houthis Tell

  • Reuters

    Spain's supervisor CNMV finds no significant errors in Grifols accounts

    Beleaguered Spanish drugmaker Grifols will not be required to restate its accounts for the years 2021 and 2022, market supervisor CNMV said on Thursday, as its investigation found no significant errors in the amounts it had reported. CNMV also found "no evidence that the financial debt reported by Grifols does not correspond to reality," it said. Since early January, short-sheller Gotham City Research had released three reports repeatedly accusing Grifols of overstating earnings and understating debt in its financial accounts.

  • Reuters

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