Duck Tarpaulins Ltd.

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Key Metrics

• PE Ratio

  PE Ratio

  This is a ratio arrived at by dividing the current market price of a stock by its latest (annual or annualized) earnings per share. Here we have taken the TTM (trailing twelve months) adjusted earnings per share.

  (x)
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• EPS - TTM

  EPS - TTM

  Earnings per share (TTM) tells the profit after tax earned on a per share basis by a stock over the last twelve months or four quarters.

  (₹)
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• MCap

  MCap

  MCap or Market capitalization of a stock is calculated by multiplying the total number of shares outstanding of that particular stock with its current market price.

  (₹ Cr.)
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• Sectoral MCap Rank

  Sectoral MCap Rank

  This is the ranking of a company within its sector based on MCap or Market capitalization. Higher the market capitalization of a company, higher the rank it is assigned.

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• PB Ratio

  PB Ratio

  Price to Book represents the ratio of current market price of a stock to its book value per share. The book value itself is arrived at by dividing the net worth of a company by the total number of shares outstanding of the company at that time.

  (x)
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• Div Yield

  Dividend Yield

  Dividend Yield calculates the amount of full year dividend declared by a company as a percentage of the current market price of a stock. All other things being equal, higher the dividend yield of the stock, the better it is for investors.

  (%)
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• Face Value

  Face Value

  Face value of a stock is the value ascribed to the stock as per the balance sheet of the company. The dividend declared by a company is usually declared as a percentage of face value.

  (₹)
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• Beta

  Beta

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  3 Months	-
  6 Months	-
  1 Year	-
  3 Years	-

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• VWAP

  VWAP

  Volume Weighted Average Price represents the average price of a security over a particular time period (example one trading day) weighted by the volume traded at each price point.

  (₹)
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• 52W H/L

  52W H/L

  This represents the 52 week high and low price of the security. It is also the 1 year high and low of the security. This represents the highest and lowest price touched by the security during the past 52 weeks or 1 year including today.

  (₹)

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  BV/Share

  BV/Share

  Book value represents the value arrived at by subtracting the total liabilities from the total assets of the company. On dividing this value with the total number of shares outstanding for the company, we can arrive at book value per share. Book value is also known as Net Asset Value of a company.

  (₹)

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  MCap/Sales

  MCap/Sales

  This is a ratio of market capitalisation of a company’s stock to its annual sales. The market capitalization here is taken for the fully paid-up equity share of the company.

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  • 52W H/L
  • BV/Share
  • MCap/Sales

Key Metrics

• PE Ratio

  PE Ratio

  This is a ratio arrived at by dividing the current market price of a stock by its latest (annual or annualized) earnings per share. Here we have taken the TTM (trailing twelve months) adjusted earnings per share.

  (x)
  -
• EPS - TTM

  EPS - TTM

  Earnings per share (TTM) tells the profit after tax earned on a per share basis by a stock over the last twelve months or four quarters.

  (₹)
  -
• Dividend Yield

  Dividend Yield

  Dividend Yield calculates the amount of full year dividend declared by a company as a percentage of the current market price of a stock. All other things being equal, higher the dividend yield of the stock, the better it is for investors.

  (%)
  -
• VWAP

  VWAP

  Volume Weighted Average Price represents the average price of a security over a particular time period (example one trading day) weighted by the volume traded at each price point.

  (₹)
  -
• PB Ratio

  PB Ratio

  Price to Book represents the ratio of current market price of a stock to its book value per share. The book value itself is arrived at by dividing the net worth of a company by the total number of shares outstanding of the company at that time.

  (x)
  -
• MCap

  MCap

  MCap or Market capitalization of a stock is calculated by multiplying the total number of shares outstanding of that particular stock with its current market price.

  (₹ Cr.)
  -
• Face Value

  Face Value

  Face value of a stock is the value ascribed to the stock as per the balance sheet of the company. The dividend declared by a company is usually declared as a percentage of face value.

  (₹)
  -
• BV/Share

  BV/Share

  Book value represents the value arrived at by subtracting the total liabilities from the total assets of the company. On dividing this value with the total number of shares outstanding for the company, we can arrive at book value per share. Book value is also known as Net Asset Value of a company.

  (₹)
  -
• Sectoral MCap Rank

  Sectoral MCap Rank

  This is the ranking of a company within its sector based on MCap or Market capitalization. Higher the market capitalization of a company, higher the rank it is assigned.

  -
• 52W H/L

  52W H/L

  This represents the 52 week high and low price of the security. It is also the 1 year high and low of the security. This represents the highest and lowest price touched by the security during the past 52 weeks or 1 year including today.

  (₹)
  - / -
• Beta

  Beta

  1 Month	-
  3 Months	-
  6 Months	-
  1 Year	-
  3 Years	-

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• MCap/Sales

  MCap/Sales

  This is a ratio of market capitalisation of a company’s stock to its annual sales. The market capitalization here is taken for the fully paid-up equity share of the company.

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