P/E Ratio = P)/EPS. Where P= Price per share and EPS= Earnings Per Share.
Given that Expected EPS of Coca Cola= $2.1
Part 1. Lowest P/E Ratio reported is 21.37 of Pepsico. Based on this, P/$2.1= 21.37
Therefore, Intrinsic value based on lowest P/E Ratio = 21.37*$2.1 = $44.88
Part 2. Highest P/E Ratio reported is 23.49 of Nestle. Based on this, P/$2.1 = 23.49
Therefore, intrinsic value based on highest P/E Ratio = 23.49*$2.1 = $49.33
Part 3: Average P/E Ratio = (22.07+23.49+21.37)/3 = 22.31 Based on this, P/$2.1= 22.31
Therefore Intrinsic value based on average P/E Ratio = 22.31*$2.1 = $46.85
Coca-Cola has expected EPS of $2.1. Its competitors have the following P/E ratios: Dr Pepper Nestle...
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