Samsung Electronics (FRA: SSU) Share Price and News

3.700,00€ 480,00€ (14.9%) 31 July 2026 at 5:53:15 am AEST

Samsung Electronics Chart and Price Data

About Samsung Electronics

Last updated 31-07-2026, 05:53:15am AEST
Current Price 3.700,00€
Change 480,00€ (14.9%)
Close Price 3.700,00€
Open Price 3.250,00€
Bid 3.380,00€
Ask 3.730,00€
Day Range 3.120,00€ - 3.700,00€
Year Range 1.025,00€ - 5.300,00€
Volume 704
Average Volume 670
Market Cap 759.509.760.000,00€
Earnings Per Share 185,17€
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