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Tower Limited Ordinary Shares - Charts / Financials

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Open 82.0¢   Day High 83.0¢   Day Low 82.0¢
Daily Volume 295835
Bids   Sellers
Number Price Volume   Number Price Volume
0 82.0¢ 2677   0 83.0¢ 19773

Data source: Refinitiv

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Last
82.5¢ 		Change
0.010(1.23%) 		Mkt cap ! n/a
Open High Low Value Volume
82.0¢ 83.0¢ 82.0¢ $244.9K 295.8K

Buyers (Bids)

No. Vol. Price($)
0 2677 82.0¢
 

Sellers (Offers)

Price($) Vol. No.
83.0¢ 19773 0
Last trade - 12.43pm 19/04/2024 (20 minute delay) ?

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