Sensex Companies TTM EPS & PE Ratios – Quick Snapshot

Quick Snapshot of Sensex Companies: TTM EPS & PE Ratios

Overview

The Sensex is a barometer of the Indian stock market, representing the performance of the 30 largest and most liquid companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
Tracking TTM EPS (Earnings Per Share) and PE (Price-to-Earnings) Ratios provides valuable insight into the valuation and earnings potential of these companies.

The TTM PE ratio is a key metric used by investors to assess whether a stock is overvalued or undervalued based on its recent earnings performance.

TTM EPS & PE Ratios of Key Sensex Companies (As of November 2009)

Company Nov 09 Price (Rs) FV (Rs) EPS (Rs) PE (x)
BHEL 232.30 2.00 28.63 8.11
Bajaj Auto 1852.05 10.00 104.58 17.71
Bharti Airtel 275.30 5.00 16.46 16.72
Cipla 393.50 2.00 18.21 21.60
Coal India 346.25 10.00 13.01 26.61
Dr. Reddy’s Lab 1768.30 5.00 50.67 34.90
GAIL India 355.50 10.00 29.12 12.21
HDFC 794.00 2.00 28.96 27.42
HDFC Bank 639.30 2.00 24.79 25.79
Hero MotoCorp 1907.60 2.00 113.81 16.76
Hindalco 113.30 1.00 9.79 11.57
Hindustan Unilever 529.80 1.00 16.55 32.01
ICICI Bank 1059.20 10.00 64.19 16.50
ITC 288.50 1.00 8.59 33.59
Infosys 2349.15 5.00 156.50 15.01
Jindal Steel & Power 382.45 1.00 19.68 19.44
Larsen & Toubro 1620.95 2.00 79.03 20.51
Mahindra & Mahindra 910.30 5.00 51.53 17.66
Maruti Suzuki 1464.65 5.00 51.80 28.27
NTPC 166.95 10.00 12.57 13.28
ONGC 257.10 5.00 28.47 9.03
Reliance Industries 788.60 10.00 57.29 13.76
SBI 2156.35 10.00 219.40 9.83
Sterlite Industries (I) 100.30 1.00 3.33 30.08
Sun Pharma Industries 694.50 1.00 16.71 41.56
TCS 1325.50 1.00 62.57 21.18
Tata Motors 280.65 2.00 6.69 41.95
Tata Power 101.20 1.00 4.99 20.29
Tata Steel 390.55 10.00 58.58 6.67
Wipro 370.60 2.00 21.50 17.24

Sensex TTM PE Ratio (Overall): ~20
(Data Source: Ace Equity)

Understanding TTM EPS & PE Ratios

What Is TTM EPS?

  • Earnings Per Share (EPS) refers to a company’s profitability on a per-share basis.

  • TTM EPS refers to the Trailing Twelve Months EPS, which is the sum of the EPS over the last 12 months. It provides a more accurate and up-to-date measure of a company’s profitability than yearly EPS.

What Is PE Ratio?

  • The Price-to-Earnings (PE) Ratio is a key valuation metric that compares a company’s stock price to its EPS.

  • PE Ratio = Price per Share / EPS

  • A high PE ratio generally indicates that the market has high expectations for future growth, while a low PE ratio may indicate the opposite.

Key Takeaways

  • Sensex TTM PE Ratio: A PE ratio of around 20 indicates that the market is valuing the top 30 companies at 20 times their earnings over the last 12 months.

  • High EPS and Low PE Ratio: Companies like BHEL (PE: 8.11) and SBI (PE: 9.83) might appear undervalued relative to their earnings.

  • Growth Expectations: Companies like Sun Pharma (PE: 41.56) and Tata Motors (PE: 41.95) have relatively higher PE ratios, suggesting that the market expects significant growth.

Conclusion

Tracking EPS and PE ratios of Sensex companies is essential for investors who are looking to evaluate the valuation and earnings potential of India’s largest listed companies.
Investors should consider both the individual PE ratio of stocks and the overall market PE to make informed decisions on equity investments.

Disclaimer

The information presented here is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results.