Teijin Ltd (3401.T)
3401.T on Tokyo Stock Exchange
2,051JPY
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2,051JPY
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¥2,063
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Open
¥2,042
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¥2,055
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Volume
995,300
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1,209,612
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About
TEIJIN LIMITED is involved in the manufacture, processing and sale of chemical products. Advanced Fibers & Composites segment is engaged in the manufacture and sale of aramid fiber (such as yarn, cotton, woven or knitted fabric), carbon fiber products and polyester fiber (industrial materials). Electric Materials & Chemical... (more)
Overall
Beta: | 1.24 |
Market Cap(Mil.): | ¥412,337.59 |
Shares Outstanding(Mil.): | 197.95 |
Dividend: | 30.00 |
Yield (%): | 2.88 |
Financials
3401.T | Industry | Sector | |
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P/E (TTM): | 8.11 | 48.93 | 19.27 |
EPS (TTM): | 256.87 | -- | -- |
ROI: | 8.96 | 3.35 | 10.67 |
ROE: | 15.11 | 5.40 | 12.69 |
BRIEF-SanBio and Teijin to terminate licensing agreement regarding SB623 for stroke treatment
* Says co and Teijin Limited would terminate the exclusive licensing agreement signed in 2009, regarding the development and marketing of SB623 for stroke treatment in Japan
BRIEF-Teijin To Invest 35 Billion Yen To Build Carbon Fiber Plant In U.S. -Nikkei
* TEIJIN TO INVEST 35 BILLION YEN TO BUILD CARBON FIBER PLANT IN U.S. -NIKKEI Source text: (http://s.nikkei.com/2Al5U6z) Further company coverage:
BRIEF-Teijin to merge with fiber unit
* Says it will merge with a Tokyo-based fiber consolidated subsidiary
BRIEF-R&I affirms Teijin's rating at "A-" and says stable outlook -R&I
* Says Rating and Investment Information, Inc. (R&I) affirmed the company's rating at "A-" -R&I
BRIEF-Teijin lowers conversion price for 2018 due euro-yen denominated convertible bonds and 2021 due euro-yen denominated convertible bonds
* Says it lowered the conversion price for 2018 due euro-yen denominated convertible bonds to 2,026 yen per share, from 2,035.7 yen per share, after Oct. 1