mwekez@ji wrote:The initial public offering (IPO) cost puts the airline’s price to earnings (P/E) ratio at 50, above that of all NSE stocks except Kenya Orchads’, whose P/E stands at 75. A high P/E ratio denotes a stock that has a high future growth potential, or one that is over-priced.
http://www.businessdailyafrica....39552/1240452/-/jxjwy/-/ One of its majority shareholders (KQ) is trading at a P/E of 3.73......same industry.....bigger player hence better economies of scale...trading in a more liquid stock exchange.
At a comparative P/E, Precision Air would be valued at: Ksh 28 x 3.73/50 = Ksh 2.10......
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