EARNING PER SHARE Presented By :-  Praveen Kumar Nahata ASA & Associates Bangalore Accounting Standard – 20
Objective Earning per share is a financial ratio that gives the information regarding earning available to each equity shareholder. To improve comparability as between two or more companies and as between two or more accounting periods.
Applicability This statement is applicable to the enterprise whose equity shares or potential equity shares are listed in stock exchange & It is to be reported by the enterprises on the face of the statement of profit and loss a/c.
Types of EPS   Basic EPS Diluted EPS
Calculation of Basic EPS   Net Profit/Loss for the Period attributable to Equity Shareholders  = Weighted average number of equity shares outstanding during the period
Calculation of Net Profit/Loss for the period attributable to equity shareholders   Calculate the net Profit/loss for the period including prior period terms and extraordinary item & deduct tax Liability (Current + Deferred) Deduct preference share dividend & any attributable tax on Pre. Dividend *  Dividend on non cumulative preference share is deducted if dividend is provided *  In cumulative pre. Share if dividend is not provided than also it will be deducted Note:- If an enterprise has more than one class of equity shares, net profit or loss for the period is apportioned over the different classes of shares in accordance  with their dividend rights
Calculation of Weighted Average number of outstanding equity shares   Weight should be given in the no. of days / months outstanding during the year
From the beginning of the reporting  period  Amalgamation – Merger  Adjusted with Right Factor  Right Share  From date of acquisition  Amalgamation – Purchase  from the beginning of the reporting  Period Bonus Share  when service is rendered  Services rendered  Acquisition is recognized  Acquisition of assets  settlement becomes effective  For settlement of a liability  interest ceases to accrue  Interest or principal of any financial  Instruments  date of conversion  Against conversion of debt instrument  date of cash receivable  Equity shares issued in exchange of cash  Weight to be considered from   List of shares issued, which are to be adjusted
Right Issue   Right issue, An offer of common stock to existing shareholder, who hold subscription rights that entitle them to buy newly issued shares at discount from the price at which they will be offered to the public later  So  right issue includes the Bonus element
Right Issue So in calculating basic EPS for all periods prior to right issue is the number of equity shares outstanding prior to the issue multiplied by right factor which is calculated as under
Right Factor   Fair Value per share immediately prior to right issue  = Theoretical ex – right fair value per share
Theoretical ex-right fair value per share   Aggregate fair value of share immediately prior to the exercise of the right  + Proceeds from exercise of the right  Number of shares outstanding immediately after the right issue
Illustration   On 01-01-2001 XYZ Ltd. had 500000 shares outstanding on 01-03-2001, it issued done new share for each five shares outstanding at Rs. 15. Fair value of one equity immediately before the fight issue was Rs.21. Net Profit for the year was Rs.1500000/- Calculate the basic EPS
Solution   Theoretical ex-right fair value per share   (21.00 X 500000 Sh.)  +  (15 X 100000 Sh.)  =  =  Rs. 20.00   (500000  +  100000)
Right Factor   21.00 =  = 1.05 20.00 Basic EPS   Rs. 1500000  =  =  Rs. 2.55 (500000 X 1.05 X 2/12)  +  (600000 X 10/12)
Diluted EPS   Net profit attributable to equity shareholders (after adjustment for diluted earnings)  Average no. of weighted equity shares outstanding during the period (assuming the conversion of diluted potential equity shares)  Note:-  Potential equity shares are diluted if their conversion into equity shares reduces the earning per share if their conversion does not decrease the EPS, rather it increases the EPS, then the potential equity shares are not to be considered dilutive
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    EARNING PER SHAREPresented By :- Praveen Kumar Nahata ASA & Associates Bangalore Accounting Standard – 20
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    Objective Earning pershare is a financial ratio that gives the information regarding earning available to each equity shareholder. To improve comparability as between two or more companies and as between two or more accounting periods.
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    Applicability This statementis applicable to the enterprise whose equity shares or potential equity shares are listed in stock exchange & It is to be reported by the enterprises on the face of the statement of profit and loss a/c.
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    Types of EPS Basic EPS Diluted EPS
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    Calculation of BasicEPS Net Profit/Loss for the Period attributable to Equity Shareholders = Weighted average number of equity shares outstanding during the period
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    Calculation of NetProfit/Loss for the period attributable to equity shareholders Calculate the net Profit/loss for the period including prior period terms and extraordinary item & deduct tax Liability (Current + Deferred) Deduct preference share dividend & any attributable tax on Pre. Dividend * Dividend on non cumulative preference share is deducted if dividend is provided * In cumulative pre. Share if dividend is not provided than also it will be deducted Note:- If an enterprise has more than one class of equity shares, net profit or loss for the period is apportioned over the different classes of shares in accordance with their dividend rights
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    Calculation of WeightedAverage number of outstanding equity shares Weight should be given in the no. of days / months outstanding during the year
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    From the beginningof the reporting period Amalgamation – Merger Adjusted with Right Factor Right Share From date of acquisition Amalgamation – Purchase from the beginning of the reporting Period Bonus Share when service is rendered Services rendered Acquisition is recognized Acquisition of assets settlement becomes effective For settlement of a liability interest ceases to accrue Interest or principal of any financial Instruments date of conversion Against conversion of debt instrument date of cash receivable Equity shares issued in exchange of cash Weight to be considered from List of shares issued, which are to be adjusted
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    Right Issue Right issue, An offer of common stock to existing shareholder, who hold subscription rights that entitle them to buy newly issued shares at discount from the price at which they will be offered to the public later So right issue includes the Bonus element
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    Right Issue Soin calculating basic EPS for all periods prior to right issue is the number of equity shares outstanding prior to the issue multiplied by right factor which is calculated as under
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    Right Factor Fair Value per share immediately prior to right issue = Theoretical ex – right fair value per share
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    Theoretical ex-right fairvalue per share Aggregate fair value of share immediately prior to the exercise of the right + Proceeds from exercise of the right Number of shares outstanding immediately after the right issue
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    Illustration On 01-01-2001 XYZ Ltd. had 500000 shares outstanding on 01-03-2001, it issued done new share for each five shares outstanding at Rs. 15. Fair value of one equity immediately before the fight issue was Rs.21. Net Profit for the year was Rs.1500000/- Calculate the basic EPS
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    Solution Theoretical ex-right fair value per share (21.00 X 500000 Sh.) + (15 X 100000 Sh.) = = Rs. 20.00 (500000 + 100000)
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    Right Factor 21.00 = = 1.05 20.00 Basic EPS Rs. 1500000 = = Rs. 2.55 (500000 X 1.05 X 2/12) + (600000 X 10/12)
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    Diluted EPS Net profit attributable to equity shareholders (after adjustment for diluted earnings) Average no. of weighted equity shares outstanding during the period (assuming the conversion of diluted potential equity shares) Note:- Potential equity shares are diluted if their conversion into equity shares reduces the earning per share if their conversion does not decrease the EPS, rather it increases the EPS, then the potential equity shares are not to be considered dilutive
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