Earnings per share (EPS)

By | 2017-09-13T13:42:36+00:00 13th September 2017|

Earnings per share is the calculation of the profits of a company that are attributable to each share in that company. EPS is calculated by dividing the profits of a company after tax by the number of shares in issue. A weighted average number of shares should be used when the number of shares in issue has changed in a reporting period.

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