RPM Internationa (RPM)
$114.13
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RPM Stock Earnings: RPM International Beats EPS, Misses Revenue for Q4 2024
RPM stock results show that RPM International beat analyst estimates for earnings per share but missed on revenue for the fourth quarter of 2024.
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Previous Close
$116.37
Market Cap
14.67B
PE Ratio
31.03
EPS
3.6777
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
391,538
Day's Range
$113.75 - $116.70
52-Week Range
$102.40 - $141.19
Dividend & Yield
$1.94 (1.70%)
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