Enter the current share price and earnings per share. The calculator shows the P/E ratio and the corresponding earnings yield instantly.
P/E ratio = share price / earnings per share. A ₹200 stock earning ₹10 per share has a P/E of 20, meaning investors pay ₹20 for every ₹1 of earnings.
A high P/E can signal strong growth expectations or an overvalued stock, while a low P/E may mean it is undervalued or that growth prospects are weak.
Earnings yield is the inverse of P/E: EPS / price × 100. It expresses earnings as a percentage of price, making it easy to compare with bond or interest yields.
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