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AdvanSix Inc.
23.03 USD
-1.33%
Sector: Materias Primas
Básica: USD
Divisa de beneficio: USD
Rango diario
22.96
23.08
Rango anual
14.11
25.94
Cambio diario
-1.33%
Variación mensual
+13.00%
Variación en los últimos 6 meses
+17.74%
Cambio anual
+16.96%
Cierres anteriores
23.34
Abrir
22.99
Bid
Ask
Mínimo
22.96
High
23.08
Volumen
65
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Financials

Visión general Informes Estadísticas Dividendos
Trimestre Año
  • Market Capitalization 618.88 M
  • Employee 1 410
  • Founded 2016
  • CEO N/A
  • Website www.advansix.com
  • Headquarter Delaware, United States
  • FIGI BBG00CWTTQ41
  • Industry Productos químicos
Ingresos totales
Beneficio neto
Beneficio básico por acción
Deuda total
Flujo de caja libre
Efectivo y equivalentes
Ratio precio/beneficio
9.61
Relación precio/flujo de caja
0.31
Dividendos por acción
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Rendimiento por dividendo, %
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AdvanSix Inc

AdvanSix Inc. is an American chemical company that produces nylon 6 and related chemicals such as caprolactam and ammonium sulfate fertilizers. It operated as Honeywell's Resins and Chemicals division until 2016, when it was spun off as a separate company. The unit accounted for 3 percent of Honeywell's sales at the time. For 2019, revenue is estimated at $1.4 billion. The company traces its lineage to the H. W. Jayne Company, established 1884 in Frankford, Pennsylvania. AdvanSix has plants in Chesterfield and Hopewell, Virginia, and Frankford and Pottsville, Pennsylvania. The Hopewell plant is one of the world's largest single-site producers of caprolactam. It has an annual production capacity of 600,000 tons of ammonia and 400,000 tons of caprolactam. For context, global annual demand for caprolactam is estimated at 5 million tons. AdvanSix is an integrated chemical manufacturer. It produces phenol in Frankford through the cumene process, where it is converted to caprolactam in Hopewell, polymerized to nylon 6 in Chesterfield and made into film at Pottsville. In addition to internal use, AdvanSix sells acetone, phenol, and alpha-methylstyrene from the cumene process.

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