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Samsung C&T Corporation (028260.KS)

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118,900.00-400.00 (-0.34%)
As of 01:43PM KST. Market open.
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Previous close119,300.00
Open118,900.00
Bid118,900.00 x 0
Ask119,000.00 x 0
Day's range118,400.00 - 119,600.00
52-week range99,300.00 - 121,500.00
Volume73,139
Avg. volume191,039
Market cap19.414T
Beta (5Y monthly)0.70
PE ratio (TTM)N/A
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings date30 Jan 2024 - 05 Feb 2024
Forward dividend & yield2,300.00 (1.93%)
Ex-dividend date28 Dec 2022
1y target est156,846.00
  • Financial Times

    Prosecutors seek 5 years for Samsung chief for alleged stock manipulation

    Prosecutors allege that Lee, who was vice-chair of Samsung Electronics in 2015, was among a group of executives who inflated the stock price of Cheil Industries, a textile company, and devalued Samsung C&T, a construction and engineering business, during the merger to help cement the billionaire scion’s control of the conglomerate. “The defendants undermined the foundation of the country’s capital markets to smooth the leader’s succession,” the prosecutors said on Friday.

  • Reuters

    UPDATE 3-Samsung boss denies wrongdoing as South Korea prosecutors seek jail term over 2015 merger

    Samsung Electronics chairman Jay Y. Lee denied wrongdoing on Friday after South Korean prosecutors called for him to be jailed for five years on charges of accounting fraud and stock price manipulation involving an $8 billion merger of Samsung affiliates in 2015. The case is the last against Lee, who was pardoned for an earlier, separate conviction and last year cemented his leadership position of Samsung as executive chairman. During Friday's hearing at Seoul Central District Court, prosecutors accused Lee, 55, and other former executives of violating the Capital Markets Act to make possible the 2015 merger that helped Lee assume greater control of the group's flagship Samsung Electronics.

  • Reuters

    Samsung boss denies wrongdoing as South Korea prosecutors seek jail term over 2015 merger

    SEOUL (Reuters) -Samsung Electronics chairman Jay Y. Lee denied wrongdoing on Friday after South Korean prosecutors called for him to be jailed for five years on charges of accounting fraud and stock price manipulation involving an $8 billion merger of Samsung affiliates in 2015. The case is the last against Lee, who was pardoned for an earlier, separate conviction and last year cemented his leadership position of Samsung as executive chairman. During Friday's hearing at Seoul Central District Court, prosecutors accused Lee, 55, and other former executives of violating the Capital Markets Act to make possible the 2015 merger that helped Lee assume greater control of the group's flagship Samsung Electronics.