Campine NV
CAMB.EU
$80.23
Closing
▲0.67%
1D
▲4.17%
YTD
Market cap
$120.36M
52 week high
$81.83
52 week low
$57.76
Volume
1,845
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Market cap
$120.36M
Analysts' Rating
-
Price Target (Mean)
-
Total Analysts
0
P/E
8.24
Operating Margin
7.22%
Beta
0.52
Revenue Growth (Annual)
24.92%
52 week high
$81.83
52 week low
$57.76
Div. Yield
4.03%
EPS Annual Growth
0.00
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Company Profile
Campine NV is a Belgium-based company engaged in fire retardancy and concentrates, masterbatches for plastics, PET catalysts and lead recycling. The Company is organised into three operating divisions: Antimony, Plastics and Lead. Antimony trioxide (Sb2O3) is used as a flame retardant in the textile, plastics and cable industries and is also used as a catalyst in Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) production. Furthermore antimony trioxide has a number of applications in the glass, pigments and varistor industries. In its plastics division Campine NV produces masterbatches for the plastics industry, delivered in granulated form. In the lead recycling division, Campine Recycling converts lead from spent batteries and industrial waste into lead and lead alloys. Lead and lead alloys are then sold to manufacturers of batteries and lead plates, such as for X-ray protection.
