@hsriram Thank you for sharing the data.
If you compare FY 05 EPS to FY 15 EPS of these figures the EPS growth on a CAGR basis is 10.9%.
For FY 05 EPS, add June 04 / Sept 04 / Dec 04 / Mar 05 figures. This comes to Rs 2044.07
For FY 15 EPS add June 14 / Sept 14 / Dec 14 / Mar 15 figures. This comes to Rs 5,744.88
FY 15 / FY 05 is 2044.07 / 5744.88 = 2.81. This is a CAGR of 10.9% over 10 years.
Further there is some doubt on whether the EPS data is standalone or consolidated. I had mentioned elsewhere in the forum that at least the NSE Nifty data is for standalone; and for an equity investor consolidated numbers give the right earnings, not standalone. I suspect Sensex data is also standalone EPS and not consolidated EPS. Consolidated figures will give you a difference picture because in general overseas earnings (which constitute bulk of the difference between standalone and consolidated) growth are much slower than domestic earnings growth after the 2008 meltdown.
Unlike the Nifty the Sensex components and its weightages were not found in the BSE website so I cannot manually compute the EPS figures to verify.
Thanks,
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