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abrdn Global Premier Property

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abrdn Global Premier Property

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  • Price (USD)4.34
  • Today's Change0.02 / 0.46%
  • Shares traded241.90k
  • 1 Year change+21.23%
  • Beta1.3591
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Year on year abrdn Global Premier Property had revenues fall -12.25% from 18.29m to 16.05m, though the company grew net income from a loss of 181.55m to a smaller loss of 15.54m.
Gross margin36.36%
Net profit margin-60.85%
Operating margin41.18%
Return on assets-2.14%
Return on equity-2.65%
Return on investment-2.17%
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abrdn Global Premier Property has a Debt to Total Capital ratio of 21.75%, a higher figure than the previous year's 17.65%.
Current ratio0.4902
Quick ratio--
Total debt/total equity0.2779
Total debt/total capital0.2175
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Growth rates in USD

Year on year, growth in dividends per share remained flat while earnings per share excluding extraordinary items increased 91.44%.
EPS growth(5 years)--
EPS (TTM) vs
TTM 1 year ago		91.72
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