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billion with EBIT margin increasing to 16.6% Currently the company is trading at CHF 30 per share with a marketcapitalization of CHF 56.1 At this level the dividend yield is 2.8%. . In comparison to ABB’s marketcapitalization of CHF 56.1 ABB’s order intake rose 4% to CHF 7.9 Sales rose 5% to CHF 7.1
billion with EBIT margin increasing to 16.6% Currently the company is trading at CHF 30 per share with a marketcapitalization of CHF 56.1 At this level the dividend yield is 2.8%. . In comparison to ABB’s marketcapitalization of CHF 56.1 ABB’s order intake rose 4% to CHF 7.9 Sales rose 5% to CHF 7.1
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