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D'Ieteren Group SA

DIE:BRU

D'Ieteren Group SA

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Consumer DiscretionaryAutomobiles and Parts
  • Price (EUR)197.20
  • Today's Change0.40 / 0.20%
  • Shares traded19.76k
  • 1 Year change+25.45%
  • Beta1.3660
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