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CIGI Colliers International Group Inc
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- +0.130+0.07%
15min DelayMarket Closed Dec 20 16:00 ET
9.82BMarket Cap45.26P/E (TTM)
196.270High192.580Low194.48KVolume194.540Open194.540Pre Close37.89MTurnover218.47052wk High0.48%Turnover Ratio50.44MShares137.94252wk Low4.301EPS TTM7.93BFloat Cap218.470Historical High104.16P/E (Static)40.75MShs Float2.170Historical Low1.869EPS LYR1.90%Amplitude0.41Dividend TTM5.47P/B1Lot Size0.21%Div YieldTTM
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