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Cheng Loong (1904) stock overview
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Cheng Loong (1904): where today sits in the past year
Current value against the 2025-07-31 to 2026-07-31 range, built from 243 frozen daily vintages.
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→1904: common questions
What is 1904's P/E ratio?
1904 traded at a price-to-earnings ratio of 17.34x in the official-source snapshot dated 2026-08-03. That figure is frozen as a point-in-time vintage, so a backtest reading it sees only what was knowable that day.
What is 1904's price-to-book ratio?
1904's price-to-book ratio was 0.79x on 2026-08-03, taken as-is from the official public source.
What is 1904's dividend yield?
1904's cash dividend yield was 2.13% on 2026-08-03. Historical dividend policy and gap-fill records are available on the same page.
How fast is 1904's revenue growing?
1904 reported -2.1% year-on-year monthly revenue growth for 2026-06, from the official monthly revenue filing.
Is 1904's price / earnings high or low right now?
1904's price / earnings is 17.34x, which is below its one-year median of 62.86x and sits at the 7th percentile of the 15.08–103.33x range observed over the last 243 snapshot dates. Each of those dates is a frozen point-in-time vintage, so the range contains no restated or back-filled values.
Is 1904's price / book high or low right now?
1904's price / book is 0.79x, which is above its one-year median of 0.71x and sits at the 85th percentile of the 0.65–0.89x range observed over the last 243 snapshot dates. Each of those dates is a frozen point-in-time vintage, so the range contains no restated or back-filled values.
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