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P/E Ratio for IPOs Drops to Three-Year Low
P/E Ratio for IPOs Drops to Three-Year Low
At 26.06, the price-earnings figure for new Chinese stocks is lowest since 2009
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(Beijing) – Twenty initial public offerings were launched on Chinese stock markets in July, but their average price-earnings ratio was 26.02, the lowest level since June 2009 when IPO activities resumed after a suspension.
The lowest P/E ratio this year was 12.94 by Jiangmen Kanhoo Industry Co., which launched on the growth enterprises market of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange on July 26.
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