Guotai Junan International Holdings Limited (FRA:GUE)

Germany flag Germany · Delayed Price · Currency is EUR
0.2360
+0.0060 (2.61%)
At close: Mar 27, 2026
Market Cap2.51B +91.2%
Revenue (ttm)433.47M +82.9%
Net Income147.21M +286.8%
EPS0.02 +291.7%
Shares Outn/a
PE Ratio17.07
Forward PEn/a
Dividend0.01 (3.27%)
Ex-Dividend DateSep 11, 2025
Volumen/a
Average Volumen/a
Open0.2360
Previous Close0.2300
Day's Range0.2360 - 0.2360
52-Week Range0.0770 - 0.6550
Betan/a
RSI40.98
Earnings DateMar 25, 2026

About FRA:GUE

Guotai Junan International Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, provides brokerage, corporate finance, asset management, loans and financing, financial products, market making, and investment services in Hong Kong and internationally. It operates through Wealth Management, Institutional Investor Services, Corporate Finance Services, Investment Management, and Other segments. The Wealth Management segment provides a range financial services and solutions to individual investors, small to medium-sized businesses, and family office, in... [Read more]

Industry Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies
Founded 1993
Employees 642
Stock Exchange Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol GUE

Financial Performance

In 2025, FRA:GUE's revenue was 3.96 billion, an increase of 82.95% compared to the previous year's 2.17 billion. Earnings were 1.35 billion, an increase of 286.84%.

Financial numbers in HKD Financial Statements

News

Hong Kong watchdog detains Guotai Junan employee, seizes documents

Hong Kong’s anti-corruption agency, Independent Commission Against Corruption, has detained an employee of Chinese-backed brokerage Guotai Junan International Holdings, the company said in a filing to...

17 days ago - South China Morning Post

Beijing should focus on domestic market to support the economy as geopolitical risks set to remain: Analyst

Hao Zhou of Guotai Junan International discusses the "mixed bag" of China's economic data, and says US-China tensions will not change the economic picture in the short-term.

1 year ago - CNBC