PTFC Redevelopment Corporation (TFC) Stock Price
Data as of: 20-Dec-2024 Fri 3:30 PM / (Last Trading)
₱35.00
0.00%
(
$0.603
in USD
)
Price Data
Open Price
₱35.00
High Price
₱35.00
Low Price
₱35.00
52-Week High
₱49.00
52-Week Low
₱20.15
Market Data
Trade Value
₱0
Market Cap
₱1.23 Billion
P/E Ratio
44.30
Earnings Per Share
₱0.790
Book Value
₱16.09
The stock price of TFC today is ₱35.00, based on the most recent trading session. TFC share price remained unchanged, with a trading volume of 0 shares.
Price Data by Timeframe
The table below provides a snapshot of the stock's performance over various timeframes.
Period | % Change | Average Price | Highest Price | Lowest Price | Average Volume | Average Trade |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
7 Days | -22.22% | ₱41.00 | ₱45.00 | ₱35.00 | 16,940 shares | ₱597,300 |
1 Month | 72.84% | ₱34.90 | ₱45.40 | ₱20.25 | 4,145 shares | ₱149,023 |
3 Months | 66.67% | ₱25.58 | ₱45.40 | ₱20.15 | 1,533 shares | ₱53,402 |
6 Months | -1.96% | ₱26.84 | ₱45.40 | ₱20.15 | 878 shares | ₱29,794 |
YTD | -28.57% | ₱36.26 | ₱49.00 | ₱20.15 | 487 shares | ₱16,686 |
1 Year | -28.57% | ₱36.48 | ₱49.00 | ₱20.15 | 479 shares | ₱16,425 |
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TFC Stock Information
Sector
Property
Subsector
Property
Outstanding Shares
35,000,000
Share Type
Common
Listing Date
Dec 19, 1955
ISIN
PHY7139G1068
Board Lot
100
Company Profile
PTFC Redevelopment Corporation (TFC), formerly Philippine Tobacco Flue-Curing and Redrying Corporation, was incorporated on March 28, 1951. On March 18, 2014, the primary purpose of the Company was changed to become a real estate corporation, along with changing its name to the present one. Currently, the purpose of the Company is to deal, engage or otherwise acquire an interest in land or real estate development.In 1994, TFC consolidated its tobacco operations in Candon, Ilocos Sur. The threshing and re-drying facilities in Balintawak, Quezon City were transferred to Candon where the Company buys, sorts and temporarily stores raw tobacco. This move was intended to reduce handling costs and to maximize the use of the Balintawak property.TFC's tobacco operations had been incurring losses primarily due to declining export and domestic prices, both in terms of volume and price. Since there were no prospects of a turnaround in the near future, the Board of TFC decided to phase out the tobacco business in April 2002. The tobacco facilities were made available to third parties on short-term lease or tolling arrangements.Source: SEC Form 17-A (2023)