Share price information


213.50p +0.80p (0.38%) at CLOSE on 9 February 2012

These prices are updated regularly and are subject to a 15 minute delay.

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Share price summary


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Day
Change

High

Low

P/E

Market
Cap

Dividend
Yield %

Volume

212.70

0.80p (0.38%)

214.90

212.20

11.406

1659.22M

3.291

16,977,245

FTSE-100 Index at Close

Current

Change on day

5895.47

+19.54p (0.33%)

Other Shares on 9 February 2012 (pence unless shown otherwise).

 

Last trade

Change on day

Cable & Wireless Worldwide PLC

20.32  

+0.2     

Deutsche Telekom

€ 8.92  

+0.02     

France Telecom SA

€ 11.44  

-0.15     

Telefonica S.A.

€ 13.35  

+0.03     

Vodafone Group PLC

174.50  

+0.9     

BT Group PLC USA

33.79  

-0.07     

British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC

701.00  

+9     

Virgin Media Inc

$25.65  

+0.38     

Koninklijke KPN NV

7.87  

-0.12     

TalkTalk Telecom Group PLC

134.30  

+3.3     

Telecom Italia SpA

0.82  

0     


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Hemscott reports on a year to date basis. Earning Per Share (EPS) is shown on a fully diluted basis and comprises profit after tax, as adjusted by Hemscott for exceptional items.

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