Finance
P9-13
Leverage
net EPS
P/E
% Earnings Retained
Div Payout
Div Yield
BV/share
Materiality of options
There was no book value data provide for 2008 & 2007. No data was provided on options expense, so materiality of options could not be calculated. From the perspective of an investor, this company appears to have fairly low leverage, trades at a low multiple, has a very stable business value and pays out most of its earnings as dividends, so you are buying the NPV of future dividends and should have relatively little expectation of capital gains. Like a lot of companies, it took a hit in 2009 and has been building up to normal operating levels ever since.
Case 9-4.
Case 9-4
2010
2009
Leverage
P/E
% Earnings Retained
Dividend yield
Common Stock Auth
Common Stock Issued
7585764
7582347
Treasury Stock
2525174
2482233
Common Stock out
5060590
5100114
BV/Share
$23.73
$22.43
The ratios calculated show how the amount of stock that exists on the market can differ according to different variables- what has been authorized, what has been issued, and even what stock has been bought back and is in Treasury. Otherwise, this company has a low dividend yield.
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