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FTT Finning International Inc
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- +0.860+2.35%
15min DelayMarket Closed Dec 20 16:00 ET
5.15BMarket Cap11.69P/E (TTM)
37.570High36.160Low1.13MVolume36.200Open36.540Pre Close42.16MTurnover44.83952wk High0.82%Turnover Ratio137.70MShares33.41752wk Low3.2EPS TTM5.14BFloat Cap44.839Historical High10.56P/E (Static)137.34MShs Float0.700Historical Low3.54EPS LYR3.86%Amplitude1.05Dividend TTM2.00P/B1Lot Size2.81%Div YieldTTM
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