NASDAQ-listed Kaiser Aluminium Corporation is at 52-week low, equivalent to 1 year, with its stock price reaching USD 63.13, a result of persistent market fluctuations.
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Kaiser Aluminium has a total of USD 1.01 billion market capitalisation and a beta of 1.37 with a stagnant record of solid dividend yield of 4.75 per cent. At present, the company's current stock trades at a P/E ratio account for 21.78. The company's stock's 1-year change is witnessed to be -29.01 per cent, reflecting a significant shrinkage from the previous year.
With this dip, the investors of the company are required to undertake close monitoring, considering the company's current financial performance with respect to the broader economic context and the prevailing industrial challenges affecting the downturn trend of the stock in 2024-2025. It is to be noted that the company have successfully maintained their dividend payment for over 19 years of operation.
This 52-week low journey of the company makes it a point of discussion in terms of its long-term financial strategy and value in the metal sector. At present, the company is poised with a strong and maintained liquidity ratio of 2.44. However, the current stock price of the company is deemed to be a little higher than its intrinsic value.
Recently, Kaiser Aluminium has also announced the quarterly value of its dividend per share, which is currently at USD 0.77 and has been distributed to the shareholders on February 14, 2025. Moreover, the current shares of the company are included in the S&P Small Cap 600 and Russell 2000 indices, indicating their significant positioning within the small-cap market.
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