Recently, several investors have changed their positions in Prudential (PUK). Russell Investments increased their stake by 98%, now owning 2,712 shares valued at $52,000. Sei Investments grew their holding by 8.9%, now holding 344,222 shares worth $6,633,000. Allspring Global Investments bought new shares valued at $75,000. Goldman Sachs raised their holdings by 15.8%, owning 2,011,551 shares valued at $45,159,000. Bank of Montreal increased their stake by 15%, now holding 795,969 shares worth $15,418,000. Overall, hedge funds and institutions hold about 1.90% of PUK.
Prudential Stock Down 1.2%
PUK stock opened at $17.73 on Monday. The stock has a 1-year low of $15.77 and a high of $23.73, with moving averages of $17.22 (50-day) and $18.19 (200-day).
Dividend Announcement
Prudential will pay a semi-annual dividend of $0.1368 on October 23rd to shareholders who own stock as of September 6th.
Analyst Ratings Changes
Recently, analysts upgraded or changed PUK ratings: StockNews.com moved from “sell” to “hold” on August 28th, BNP Paribas upgraded from “neutral” to “outperform” on June 26th, and Deutsche Bank downgraded from “buy” to “hold” on August 5th.
Prudential Profile
Prudential plc, founded in 1848 and based in Hong Kong, offers life, health insurance, and asset management services in Asia and Africa.
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