DNB Shares Tumble: Dun & Bradstreet Stock Down Over 2% Amid High Volume
Dun & Bradstreet Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: DNB) saw its stock price decline significantly during midday trading in the current session. As of 11:26 AM EDT, shares of the business data and analytics company were trading at $8.20, marking a decrease of $0.19 or 2.26% from the previous close.
The stock opened the day at $8.38, just below its prior closing price of $8.39. Trading activity throughout the morning pushed the shares to a high of $8.41 before reversing course and hitting an intraday low of $8.16. This places the current price near the lower end of the day’s trading range.
Notably, the downward price movement has been accompanied by exceptionally high trading volume. By late morning, over 17.8 million DNB shares had already been traded. This figure significantly surpasses the stock’s average daily trading volume of approximately 9.1 million shares, indicating heightened investor activity surrounding the stock today.
The current price positions Dun & Bradstreet closer to the bottom of its 52-week range, which spans from $7.78 to $12.94. The company maintains an intraday market capitalization of around
3.639billion.Whilethetrailingtwelve−monthEarningsPerShare(EPS)standsat−0.07, DNB offers investors a forward dividend yield of 2.29%. Market data shows a Beta of 1.15 for the stock, suggesting slightly higher volatility compared to the broader market. Analysts maintain a 1-year target estimate for DNB shares at $11.09.
