Soc Nat Proprietes d'Immeubles SCA
PAR:MLPRI
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Soc Nat Proprietes d'Immeubles SCA
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DCF Value
The DCF Value for Soc Nat Proprietes d'Immeubles SCA (MLPRI) under the Base Case is hidden EUR. Compared with the current market price of 20.4 EUR, the stock appears hidden .
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