Bulgarian SOFIX Levels in 2017 According to The “Price-to-Sales” and “Enterprise Value-to-Sales” Ratios

Authors

  • Dimiter Nenkov Department of Finance, University of Nationaland World Economy, Sofia, Bulgaria

Keywords:

stock markets, relative valuation, market ratios, P/S ratio, EV/S ratio, fundamentals

Abstract

This paper is focused on the “price-to-sales ratio” (P/S) and the “enterprise value-to-sales ratio” (EV/S), which can be used in relative valuation, in the analysis of companies’ performance, as well as in the analysis of different sectors and of the market as a whole. The advantages and drawbacks of the market ratios are analyzed in brief. The derivation of the fundamental “price-to-sales” (P/S) and the “enterprise value-to-sales”(EV/S) ratios is discussed in detail. The two fundamental P/S and EV/S ratios for the Bulgarian stock market are calculated and compared with the corresponding actual P/S and EV/S. The results of the study indicate that the current levels of the actual P/S and EV/S are much higher than the levels suggested by fundamentals, which is an indicator for an overpriced Bulgarian stock market in 2017.

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Published

2019-02-11

How to Cite

Nenkov, D. (2019). Bulgarian SOFIX Levels in 2017 According to The “Price-to-Sales” and “Enterprise Value-to-Sales” Ratios. Finance, Accounting and Business Analysis (FABA), 1(1), 33–52. Retrieved from https://faba.bg/index.php/faba/article/view/4

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