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CRST - Crest Nicholson

CRST
337.00
1.01 (+0.30%)
ASK PRICE BID PRICE CHANGE
337.00 342.50 1.01 (+0.30%)
Volume 101,033
Day's high 340.00
Day's low 255.00
Today’s open 338.00
Prev Close 336.00
   

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Sector: Construction & Materials

  • Company URL: http://www.crestnicholson.com
  • Company Profile: Crest Nicholson is a UK housebuilder. Based in the south of England, the group builds a wide range of properties, from city apartments to country houses. It delisted from the London Stock Market in 2007 but returned in February 2013 in a c£50m flotation.

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News & Reports referencing CRST

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