In early 2016, the following information was true about Abercrombie and Fitch (ANF) and The Gap (GPS), both clothing retailers. Values (except price per share) are in millions of dollars.
|
Book Equity |
Price Per Share |
Number of Shares |
|
|
ANF |
$1,294 |
$22.48 |
68.99 million |
|
GPS |
$2,547 |
$24.82 |
395.29 million |
a. What is the market-to-book ratio of each company?
b. What conclusion do you draw from comparing the two ratios?
| a. | ||
| Formula to calculate market to book ratio | ||
| Market to book ratio = Market value of equity/Book value of equity | ||
| Calculation of market to book ratio for ANF | ||
| Market to book ratio = ($22.48*68.99)/$1,294 | ||
| Market to book ratio= $1,550.895/1,294 | ||
| Market to book ratio= 1.20 | ||
| Calculation of market to book ratio for GPS | ||
| Market to book ratio = ($24.82*395.29)/$2,547 | ||
| Market to book ratio= $9,811.098/$2,547 | ||
| Market to book ratio= 3.85 | ||
| b. The market to book ratio for GPS is higher than for ANF which mean investors are willing to pay more for share of GPS then for ANF which mean the demand and performance of company GPS is better than for ANF. | ||
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