question archive What would a company’s price to earnings ratio, and market to book ratio be if its share price was $110? In the case that Total assets $114,770 (million) Total liabilities and shareholder’s equity $114,770 (million) Market cap was $286,000 (million) Number of ordinary shares 2,600 (million) Revenue: 200,650 (million) Net Profit: 8,086 (million) Operating profit (EBIT): 12,184 (million)   Not sure if I calculated market cap correctly Market cap= Number of ordinary shares (millions) 2,600 x $110= 286,000 (million)   Could you please correct market cap if you think its incorrect? And explain and demonstrate the formulas for price to earnings ratio, and market to book ratio

What would a company’s price to earnings ratio, and market to book ratio be if its share price was $110? In the case that Total assets $114,770 (million) Total liabilities and shareholder’s equity $114,770 (million) Market cap was $286,000 (million) Number of ordinary shares 2,600 (million) Revenue: 200,650 (million) Net Profit: 8,086 (million) Operating profit (EBIT): 12,184 (million)   Not sure if I calculated market cap correctly Market cap= Number of ordinary shares (millions) 2,600 x $110= 286,000 (million)   Could you please correct market cap if you think its incorrect? And explain and demonstrate the formulas for price to earnings ratio, and market to book ratio

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What would a company’s price to earnings ratio, and market to book ratio be if its share price was $110?

In the case that

Total assets $114,770 (million)

Total liabilities and shareholder’s equity $114,770 (million)

Market cap was $286,000 (million)

Number of ordinary shares 2,600 (million)

Revenue: 200,650 (million)

Net Profit: 8,086 (million)

Operating profit (EBIT): 12,184 (million)

 

Not sure if I calculated market cap correctly

Market cap= Number of ordinary shares (millions) 2,600 x $110= 286,000 (million)

 

Could you please correct market cap if you think its incorrect?

And explain and demonstrate the formulas for price to earnings ratio, and market to book ratio.

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