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Sourav9271
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Sir,
If in question PAT is given and Dividends are given .Then what should be multiplied with P-E
Should I consider PAT or Earnings after dividend?
syedmushahid
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I think only preference share dividend will be deducted and not the ordinary share dividend.
But final words is with sir John.
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PE means price earnings. We multiply the earning available to shareholders (i.e. after preference dividends, after interest and after tax) by the PE ratio to get the share price.
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