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Stock price, dividends, earnings
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Morgan Advanced Materials plc’s quoted price sits in the upper half of its reported 52-week range, 10.02% below the high.
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THE INCOME SIDE
Morgan Advanced Materials plc’s forward annual dividend is £0.11 per share, paid semi-annual. The forward yield is 4.08% at the quoted price. Future payments can change.
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BEHIND THE RESULTS
Morgan Advanced Materials plc’s next earnings report is currently expected on Feb 26, 2027. The reporting date and estimates may change.
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THE COMPANY BEHIND THE TICKER
Morgan Advanced Materials plc is a UK-based global leader in materials science and advanced engineering solutions. The company develops and manufactures a diverse portfolio of high-performance products. Its extensive range encompasses thermal management solutions, including insulating fibers, microporous materials, various firebricks, monolithic structures, heat shields, and fired refractory shapes. They also provide specialized crucibles, foundry supplies, and comprehensive furnace components for diverse industrial applications. Furthermore, Morgan Advanced Materials offers precision-engineered seals and bearings, from face seals and segmented designs to sliding bearings and components for rotary pumps and valves. Their expertise extends to a suite of carbon-based electrical components, such as brushes, collectors, slip rings, and current collection strips, alongside brush holders and diagnostic tools. The company is also a key provider of advanced ceramic solutions, spanning intricate components, ceramic cores, brazed and metallized assemblies, and specialized products for mass spectrometry, semiconductors, and medical applications; this includes tubes, laboratory porcelain, and kiln furniture, some marketed under the Haldenwanger brand. These highly engineered materials serve a wide array of critical sectors, such as industrial manufacturing, transportation, energy, petrochemicals, electronics, healthcare, and defense. With a robust global presence, Morgan Advanced Materials operates across the Americas (including the United States and other North American countries), Europe (including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and other European countries), Asia (including China and other Asian countries), Australasia, the Middle East, and Africa. Founded in Windsor, UK, in 1856 as The Morgan Crucible Company plc, the company adopted its current name, Morgan Advanced Materials plc, in March 2013.
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HOW THE BUSINESS IS PERFORMING
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