Cobham Plc (CBHMF.PK)
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29 Jan 2010
$0.00 (+0.00%)
$3.73
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CBHMF.PK
About
Overall
| Beta: | 1.02 |
| Market Cap (Mil.): | $2,618.88 |
| Shares Outstanding (Mil.): | 1,146.62 |
| Annual Dividend: | -- |
| Yield (%): | -- |
Financials
| CBHMF.PK | Industry | Sector | |
|---|---|---|---|
| P/E (TTM): | 18.98 | 15.16 | 4.40 |
| EPS (TTM): | 0.69 | -- | -- |
| ROI: | 10.91 | 7.37 | 0.63 |
| ROE: | 16.85 | 65.60 | 1.34 |
FTSE hits 5-week closing low
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's top share index hit a five-week closing low on Wednesday, led down by energy stocks and banks ahead of the conclusion of a U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting.
FTSE hits 5-week closing low; oils, banks weigh
* Banks lower; Spain's BBVA reports rising bad loan ratio
STOCKS NEWS EUROPE-Cobham buoyed by M.Stanley comment
Shares in Cobham gain 1.4 percent, outperforming a weak FTSE 100 index helped by positive comment from Morgan Stanley in a sector review.
PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - Jan 23
Mortgage brokers have warned that strict lending criteria are still inhibiting potential borrowers despite a recent increase in the number of products on the market. New figures from price comparison website Moneysupermarket.com have revealed that January saw a third consecutive increase in the number of available products. However, brokers said that low-risk borrowers were having applications rejected if they fell only marginally outside lenders' criteria. Brokers also said some
Cobham names John Devaney as its new chairman
LONDON (Reuters) - Aerospace and defence electronics group Cobham said John Devaney, currently executive chairman of bus and rail operator National Express , would become its chairman in May.
UPDATE 1-Cobham names John Devaney as its new chairman
LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - British aerospace and defence electronics group Cobham said John Devaney, currently executive chairman of bus and rail operator National Express , would become its chairman in May.
Miners, banks drive FTSE up 0.7 percent
LONDON (Reuters) - The leading share index took on 0.7 percent on Monday, as heavyweight mining issues rallied with firmer metal prices, while banks moved higher awaiting further earnings news from U.S. peers.
Miners, banks drive FTSE up 0.7 pct; defense weak
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's leading share index took on 0.7 percent on Monday, as heavyweight mining issues rallied with firmer metal prices, while banks moved higher awaiting further earnings news from U.S. peers.
Miners, banks drive FTSE up 0.7 pct; defence weak
* Defence issues weak; BofA Merrill takes cautious view
FTSE up 0.6 pct; miners bounce; M&A talk supports
* Miners rebound from last week's fall; metal prices higher
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