SM1

Synlait Milk Limited

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About SM1

Synlait Milk Limited (SM1) is a dairy processing company based in Canterbury, New Zealand. It also sells its products in China, Rest of Asia, Middle east and Africa and Rest of world. The company manufactures and sells a range of milk powder and milk powder related products including infant and adult nutritional formulations, functional food ingredients, and specialised products.

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Sector

Consumer Staples

CEO

Mr Grant Watson

Industry

Food Products

Website

synlait.com

Market Capitalisation

$296M

Price-earnings ratio

-71.43

Dividend yield

NaN%

High today

$1.38

Low today

$1.30

Open price

$1.30

52-week high

$3.60

52-week low

$1.04

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SM1 FAQs

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How much is one share of Synlait Milk Limited?

One share of Synlait Milk Limited is valued at $1.36.

What is the ticker symbol for Synlait Milk Limited?

The ticker symbol for Synlait Milk Limited is SM1.

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What is the 52-week high for Synlait Milk Limited stock?

The Synlait Milk Limited 52-week high stock price is $3.60.

What is the 52-week low for Synlait Milk Limited stock?

The Synlait Milk Limited 52-week low stock price is $1.04.

What is the market capitalisation of Synlait Milk Limited SM1?

As of 30/09/2023 Synlait Milk Limited has a market cap of $296M.

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