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CHUN YUAN Steel (2010) stock overview
Valuation, financials, growth, ownership, events, dividends, models and adjusted prices for CHUN YUAN Steel, on one pageCHUN YUAN Steel (2010) snapshot, key figures
CHUN YUAN Steel (2010): 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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What is 2010's P/E ratio?
2010 traded at a price-to-earnings ratio of 9.06x 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 2010's price-to-book ratio?
2010's price-to-book ratio was 1.13x on 2026-08-03, taken as-is from the official public source.
What is 2010's dividend yield?
2010's cash dividend yield was 9.48% on 2026-08-03. Historical dividend policy and gap-fill records are available on the same page.
How fast is 2010's revenue growing?
2010 reported -0.4% year-on-year monthly revenue growth for 2026-06, from the official monthly revenue filing.
Is 2010's price / earnings high or low right now?
2010's price / earnings is 9.06x, which is below its one-year median of 9.65x and sits at the 10th percentile of the 8.81–11.12x 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 2010's price / book high or low right now?
2010's price / book is 1.13x, which is above its one-year median of 1.13x and sits at the 51st percentile of the 1.03–1.33x 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.
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