A Study of Trend of Price/Net Operating Revenue and Earnings Yield of Selected Public Sector Companies in India
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The study's aim is to uncover the Trend of Price/Net Operating Revenue and Earnings Yield of Selected Public Sector Companies in India. The analysis of variance is used in the analysis to determine the trend difference in Price/Net Operating Revenue and Earnings Yield of public sector companies. The research takes into account a variety of financial ratios from firms in the Maharatna and Navrtana categories. Study’s findings are extremely helpful to investors in determining the financial strength of PSUs. It has a huge effect on public-sector expenditure decisions.
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et. al., D. J. P. K. . (2021). A Study of Trend of Price/Net Operating Revenue and Earnings Yield of Selected Public Sector Companies in India . Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), 12(10), 5141–5147. https://doi.org/10.17762/turcomat.v12i10.5296
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