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Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) Share Price and News

$366.07 $-12.84 (-3.4%) 27 June 2026 at 5:58:59 am AEST

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About Broadcom

Last updated 27-06-2026, 05:58:59am AEST
Current Price $366.07
Change $-12.84 (-3.4%)
Close Price $366.07
Open Price $370.45
Bid $366.01
Ask $366.11
Day Range $365.34 - $373.63
Year Range $262.66 - $495.00
Volume 1,137,340
Average Volume 26,011,235
Market Cap $1,802,694,637,800.00
Earnings Per Share $6.01

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