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- 前收市價24.950開市24.800買盤24.500賣出價24.550
- 今日波幅24.200 - 24.95052週波幅17.860 - 26.100成交量11.96M平均成交量10.72M
- 市值263.79BBeta值 (5年，每月)0.51市盈率 (最近12個月)8.08每股盈利 (最近12個月)3.040
- 業績公佈日2024-08-28遠期股息及收益率1.67 & 6.70%除息日2024-07-021年預測目標價26.78
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