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Gcp Asset Backed Income Fund Ltd

Current Price 65.20p Bid 65.00p Ask 66.00p Change -2.98%
Last Updated: 04/05/2025 20:41. Prices delayed by at least 15 minutes.
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Financial Highlights Year Ended 31/12/2019

Revenue
£0.29m
Operating Profit/Loss
£28.91m
Dividend yield (%)
5.70
Total dividend for year
4.9000p
Dividend cover
1.10
P/E Ratio
15.90

Key Personnel

Mr Alexander Anders Ohlsson
Non-Executive Chairman
Mr Colin Huelin
Non-Executive Director
Mr Marykay Fuller
Non-Executive Director
Ms Joanna Dentskevich
Non-Executive Director

Stock Details

EPIC
GABIL
ISIN
JE00BYXX8B08
Shares in Issue
0.00m
Market cap
£0.00m

Analyst Views (0)

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This information is provided by Web Financial Group (UK) Limited. It is subject to change without notice and doesn't reflect the views held by Redmayne Bentley and is not advice.

Price Summary

Mid Price
65.20p
Bid Price
65.00p
Ask Price
66.00p
Volume
3,137
Change Today
-2.00p
% Change Today
-2.98%
Open
64.60p
Previous Close
65.20p
Intraday High
65.50p
Intraday Low
64.60p
52 Week High
80.20p
52 Week Low
64.60p
52 week high and low figures quoted above are calculated from intraday price data.

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