Price to book below 1 with ROE above 10%
Trading under book value while return on equity exceeds 10%.
Price to book compares the market price with the book value of equity on the balance sheet. A figure below 1 means the market values the company at less than its accounting net worth. Return on equity adds the other side: the profit earned on that equity over the trailing twelve months.
The screen needs both at once. Price to book below 1 on its own includes companies with losses, so the ROE floor of 10% keeps only those that earned a return on equity above that level.
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Screen criteria
A company appears only when it meets every condition below. The figures are raw disclosed numbers or mechanically computed ratios; the definitions follow the ratio reference.
| Condition | Threshold | How it is measured |
|---|---|---|
| Price to book value | below 1 | Share price divided by book value per share (owners' equity over shares outstanding). |
| Return on equity | above 10% | TTM net income attributable to owners divided by average equity. |
How to read this table
- The P/B column is shown and the table is ordered by it, lowest first.
- Book value is an accounting figure. Assets carried at historical cost, revaluations and write-downs all change it, so compare like with like when reading across sectors.
- ROE is TTM net income over average equity, so a large buyback or a small equity base can raise it without a change in profit.
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- 5-year average ROCE above 20%Capital-weighted average return on capital employed over five years above 20%, market cap above ₹1,000 crore.
- Dividend yield above 3%Trailing-twelve-month dividends over 3% of the current price, market cap above ₹1,000 crore.
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