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Carrefour SA (0NPH.IL)

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15.90-0.13 (-0.81%)
As of 11:48AM GMT. Market open.
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Previous close16.03
Open16.19
Bid15.75 x 0
Ask16.08 x 0
Day's range15.90 - 16.19
52-week range14.88 - 17,510.00
Volume6,062
Avg. volume1,185,133
Market cap11.823B
Beta (5Y monthly)0.59
PE ratio (TTM)9.52
EPS (TTM)1.67
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yield0.56 (3.58%)
Ex-dividend date06 Jun 2023
1y target estN/A
  • Reuters

    UPDATE 3-Carrefour raises dividend after 2023 profit jumps

    Carrefour, Europe's largest retailer, said on Tuesday it was confident about this year as it reported record cash flow of 1.62 billion euros ($1.8 billion) for 2023 and operating profit up 18.5% in its core French market amid high inflation. The solid results and strong cash generation allowed Carrefour to hand investors a 55% dividend increase to 0.87 euros per share and launch a new share buyback scheme worth 700 million euros. "In 2024, the group should see a more favourable market environment in Europe with the ongoing recovery of consumers' purchasing power," Chief Financial Officer Matthieu Malige told reporters.

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 2-France's Leclerc still selling Pepsi after Carrefour drops Pepsico products

    The head of France's biggest supermarket chain E. Leclerc said on Monday it was still selling Pepsi after rival Carrefour ditched PepsiCo products in the latest tug-of-war between retailers and global food giants over prices. Michel Edouard Leclerc also told BFM TV he was optimistic that food inflation in France would return to a range of 2.5% to 3% this year as consumer goods companies had become "more reasonable".

  • Reuters

    France's Leclerc still selling Pepsi after Carrefour drops Pepsico products

    PARIS (Reuters) -The head of France's biggest supermarket chain E. Leclerc said on Monday it was still selling Pepsi after rival Carrefour ditched PepsiCo products in the latest tug-of-war between retailers and global food giants over prices. Michel Edouard Leclerc also told BFM TV he was optimistic that food inflation in France would return to a range of 2.5% to 3% this year as consumer goods companies had become "more reasonable".