3M Stocks – 3M Company (MMM) Closes 0.26% Up on the Day for February 03

Shares of 3M Company (MMM) ended the trading day Wednesday at $175.48,
representing a move of 0.26%, or $0.46 per share, on volume of 2.87 million shares.

3M is a multinational conglomerate that has operated since 1902 when it was known as Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing. The company is well-known for its research and development laboratory, and the firm leverages its science and technology across multiple product categories. As of 2019, 3M is organized into four business segments: safety and industrial, transportation and electronics, healthcare, and consumer. About 60% of the company’s revenue comes from outside the United States, with the safety and industrial segment constituting most of the firm’s net sales. Many of the company’s 55,000-plus products touch and concern a variety of consumers and end markets.

After opening the trading day at $175.38, shares of 3M Company traded between a range of $173.55 and $177.44. 3M Company currently has a total float of 577.75 million
shares and on average sees n/a shares exchange hands each day.

The stock now has a 50-day SMA of $n/a and 200-day SMA of $n/a, and it has a high of $187.28 and low of $114.04 over the last year.

3M Company is based out of St. Paul, MN, and has 96,163 employees. The company’s CEO is Michael F. Roman.

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