MarketplaceUk Share Prices What is the real value of the shares of UK unit prices named "GBX? The monetary unit "GBX" is used in the UK stock market. For example, the price of British Telecom. (BT) share is equal to '268 GBX. The question is: Is this 1 = 1 GBX penny? or maybe 10 cents? or value of real action on the market, it is something else? 1 pound sterling (GBP) is equal to 100 pence sterling (GBX). Therefore, if British Telecom sells 268 GBX, it sells at £ 2.68. If a book is the British equivalent of the U.S. dollar (of course, the exchange rate is different) and a pence is the British equivalent of the U.S. penny. It is the exchange rate. Posted on February 10, 2010.
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