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Last Trade - 26/02/21
| Market Cap | £3.57bn |
| Enterprise Value | £5.01bn |
| Revenue | £3.19bn |
| Position in Universe | 94th / 1832 |
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Boral Limited is an Australia-based company, which is engaged in the provision of building and construction materials. The Company’s business segments include Boral Australia, USG Boral and Boral North America. Boral Australia includes the construction materials and cement products including quarries, concrete, asphalt, transport, landfill, property, cement and concrete placing and building products including west coast bricks, roofing and masonry, and timber products. USG Boral includes its 50/50 joint venture between USG Corporation and Boral Limited responsible for the manufacture and sale of plasterboard and associated products. Boral North America includes Fly ash, stone, roofing, light building products, windows and its interest in the Meridian Brick joint venture. The major end-use markets for its products include residential and non-residential construction and the engineering and infrastructure markets.
| Last Annual | June 30th, 2020 |
| Last Interim | June 30th, 2020 |
| Incorporated | December 19, 1960 |
| Public Since | February 21, 2000 |
| No. of Shareholders: | 80,018 |
| No. of Employees: | 16,169 |
| Sector | Basic Materials |
| Industry | Construction Materials |
| Index | S&P/ASX All Ordinaries , S&P/ASX 100 , S&P/ASX 200 , S&P/ASX 300 , S&P/ASX MidCap 50 , FTSE Developed Asia Pacific , FTSE Developed Asia Pacific Ex Japan , |
| Exchange | Australian Stock Exchange - SEATS |
| Shares in Issue | 1,225,653,798 |
| Free Float | (0.0%) |
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As of 26/02/21, shares in Boral are trading at A$5.18, giving the company a market capitalisation of £3.57bn. This share price information is delayed by 15 minutes.
Shares in Boral are currently trading at A$5.18 and the price has moved by 10.92% over the past 365 days. In terms of relative price strength - which takes into account the overall market trend - the Boral price has moved by 7.67% over the past year.
Of the analysts with advisory recommendations for Boral, there are there are currently 2 "buy" , 3 "hold" and 0 "sell" recommendations. The overall consensus recommendation for Boral is Hold. You can view the full broker recommendation list by unlocking its StockReport.
Boral is scheduled to issue upcoming financial results on the following dates:
The Boral dividend yield is 1.83% based on the trailing twelve month period.
Last year, Boral paid a total dividend of 0.1, and it currently has a trailing dividend yield of 1.83%. Looking ahead, Boral has not announced an ex-dividend date yet.
Boral has yet to annouce their ex-dividend date. The historic dividend yield on Boral shares is currently 1.83%.
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Shares in Boral are currently trading at A$5.18, giving the company a market capitalisation of £3.57bn.
Here are the trading details for Boral:
Based on an overall assessment of its quality, value and momentum, Boral is currently classified as a Style Neutral. The classification is based on a composite score that examines a wide range of fundamental and technical measures. Stock are classified on the the following spectrum: Super Stocks, High Flyers, Contrarians, Turnarounds, Neutral, Value Traps, Momentum Traps, Falling Stars, and Sucker Stocks. For more information, learn about our StockRank Styles.
Shares in Boral are currently priced at A$5.18. At that level they are trading at 7.47% discount to the analyst consensus target price of 0.00.
Analysts covering Boral currently have a consensus Earnings Per Share (EPS) forecast of 0.213 for the next financial year.
An important predictor of whether a stock price will go up is its track record of momentum. Price trends tend to persist, so it's worth looking at them when it comes to a share like Boral. Over the past six months, the relative strength of its shares against the market has been 18.61%. At the current price of A$5.18, shares in Boral are trading at 18.75% against their 200 day moving average. You can read more about the power of momentum in assessing share price movements on Stockopedia.
The Boral PE ratio based on its reported earnings over the past 12 months is 3.86. The shares are currently trading at A$5.18.
The PE ratio (or price-to-earnings ratio) is the one of the most popular valuation measures used by stock market investors. It is calculated by dividing a company's price per share by its earnings per share.
The PE ratio can be seen as being expressed in years, in the sense that it shows the number of years of earnings which would be required to pay back the purchase price, ignoring inflation. So in general terms, the higher the PE, the more expensive the stock is.
Boral's management team is headed by:
Here are the top five shareholders of Boral based on the size of their shareholding:
