P/E ratio (Price to Earnings) Price ÷ earnings-per-share. How many rupees you pay for ₹1 of yearly profit. Share ₹500, EPS ₹25 → P/E = 20. You pay ₹20 for every ₹1 the company earns a year. Compare only within the same industry. More from 📖 Quick glossary — every term with an example EPS (Earnings Per Share)P/B ratio (Price to Book)Book valueFace valueDividend & dividend yieldMarket capROE / ROCEOPM / NPM (margins)Debt-to-equityCAGR52-week high / lowCircuit (upper / lower)ASM / GSMBonus issueStock splitBuybackRights issueIPO / FPO / OFSDelivery % VWAPBetaIntraday vs DeliveryStop lossBid / Ask (spread)Blue chip / Penny / MultibaggerETF / Index fundSIPNPA / CASA (bank terms)PEG ratio See it live in the app →