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ALL
Market cap
$66.76B
EPS
2.66
P/E ratio
14
Price to sales
2.09
Dividend yield
5.191%
Beta
0.696197
Previous close
$31.55
Today's open
$31.71
Day's range
$31.62 - $32.14
52 week range
$24.65 - $35.12
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CEO
Scott Gerald Stauth
Employees
10272
Headquarters
Calgary, Alberta
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Shares outstanding
2.08B
Issue type
Common Stock
Energy
Fossil Fuels
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