Fundamental analysis
Earnings Per Share (EPS), What is it?
Each share's portion of net profit = net income ÷ number of shares.
Earnings per share (EPS) is each share's portion of a company's net profit, computed as net income ÷ number of shares. If a company earns one billion with one billion shares, EPS is 1 per share. It is a key profitability measure and feeds the P/E ratio. More important than its level is its trend: a company growing EPS year after year reflects real growth. Note that issuing new shares lowers EPS (dilution) while buybacks raise it. FoudaLens shows fundamentals including earnings for each stock.
FAQ
What is Earnings Per Share (EPS)?
Each share's portion of net profit = net income ÷ number of shares.
How do I track Earnings Per Share (EPS) on FoudaLens?
Screen stocks by earnings using FoudaLens's free tools, with live Egyptian-market data.