Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI) Stock Price

FFI Stock Price The current share price of Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI) as determined by recent trades is ₱5.56.
The displayed price is in Philippine pesos (PHP) and reflects the price as listed on the PSE. If the market is currently closed, this price reflects the last recorded value from the previous trading session.
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This is the stock price in U.S. dollars, converted using the current exchange rate of 1 USD = 56.51 PHP.
Price Data
Open Price This is the price at which a stock first trades when the market opens for the day. It is determined by the initial transactions between buyers and sellers as trading begins.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the open price on Sep 19, 2024 is ₱5.56. If the market is currently closed, this price reflects the last recorded open price from the previous trading session.
₱5.56
High Price This is the highest price at which a stock trades during a given trading session. It reflects the peak value achieved by the stock as trading progresses throughout the day.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the high price on Sep 19, 2024 is ₱5.56. If the market is currently closed, this price reflects the highest value from the last trading session.
₱5.56
Low Price This is the lowest price at which a stock trades during a given trading session. It represents the minimum value reached by the stock as trading progresses throughout the day.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the low price on Sep 19, 2024 is ₱5.56. If the market is currently closed, this price reflects the lowest value from the last trading session.
₱5.56
52-Week High The 52-Week High represents the highest price at which a stock has traded over the past 52 weeks. It indicates the highest price the stock has achieved in the past year and provides an overview of its peak performance.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the 52 Week High is ₱7.53.
₱7.53
52-Week Low The 52-Week Low represents the lowest price at which a stock has traded over the past 52 weeks. It highlights the stock's lowest value in the past year.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the 52 Week Low is ₱3.60.
₱3.60
Market Data
Trade Volume This indicates the total monetary value of all trades executed for a stock during a specific trading session. It shows how much money has been traded and can vary throughout the day.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the trade volume on Sep 19, 2024 is ₱0. If the market is currently closed, this figure reflects the last recorded volume from the previous trading session.
₱0
Market Cap Market capitalization, or "Market Cap," represents the total value of a company's outstanding shares of stock. It is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the total number of outstanding shares. This figure provides an indication of the company's total market value.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the market cap on Sep 19, 2024 is 278.93 Million PHP. If the market is currently closed, this figure reflects the last recorded value from the previous trading session.
₱278.93 Million
P/E Ratio The Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio measures a company's current share price relative to its earnings per share (EPS). It helps determine how much investors are willing to pay for each peso of earnings. A high P/E Ratio might suggest that investors expect future growth, while a low P/E Ratio could indicate that the stock is undervalued or that the company is facing challenges.
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Earnings Per Share (EPS) Earnings Per Share (EPS) represents the portion of a company's profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock. It is a key indicator of a company's profitability and financial health. EPS is calculated by dividing the company's net income by the number of outstanding shares. A higher EPS indicates greater profitability, while a lower EPS may suggest weaker financial performance.
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Book Value Per Share Book Value per Share (BVPS) shows how much each share of the company is worth based on the company's total assets minus its liabilities. It tells you how much you would theoretically get per share if the company were liquidated. Comparing this value with the stock's current price can help you assess if the stock is priced fairly. If the stock price is much higher than the BVPS, it might indicate that investors are paying for future growth potential. If the stock price is lower, it could suggest that the stock is undervalued compared to the company's net assets.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the Book Value per Share is 4.8400.
₱4.84
Company Profile
Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI) was originally incorporated on May 9, 1991 as a closed-end investment company and was registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on March 28, 1995. In November 2002, FFI's shareholders approved the proposal to re-organize the Company, which will provide shareholders with a liquidity vehicle to cash in on their investment. On March of the following year, the SEC approved the said financial restructuring of FFI. In September 2003, Vicsal Development Corporation (VDC), a holding company of the Metro Gaisano group, acquired 70.42% of FFI's total issued and outstanding shares. VDC still remains the majority shareholder of FFI as of end-2022. FFI's services include investments in equities, unit investment trust funds, and fixed income securities. There are no distribution methods adopted by FFI as it does not deal or trade in goods or products. FFI likewise has no business operations aside for the trading of its shares as well as the maintenance of its investment portfolio. Source: SEC Form 17-A (2022)
Stock Information
Sector
Financials
Subsector
Other Financial Institutions
Outstanding Shares
50,167,397
Share Type
Common
ISIN
PHY2491F1195
Board Lot The "Board Lot" refers to the minimum number of shares that must be traded in a single transaction on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE). It ensures that trades are made in standardized quantities. The board lot varies depending on the stock's price and trading volume.
For Filipino Fund, Inc. (FFI), the board lot is 100 shares. This specifies the smallest quantity of shares that can be traded at one time for this stock on the PSE.
100