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
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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.