The Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio shows how much investors are paying for a company as compared to its actual net worth (assets minus liabilities). If the P/B is 1, the market value and book value are the same. If it is higher than 1, investors are paying extra because they expect better growth or profits.

A P/B ratio below 1 means the company’s shares are cheaper than its net worth. This can be a good sign because you may be buying the stock at a discount. But it’s important to check if the business is healthy, as sometimes a low P/B also means the company is facing problems.

1. Raymond Lifestyle

Raymond Lifestyle manufactures and sells branded clothes. Through its brands such as Raymond, Park Avenue, ColorPlus, Parx, and Ethnix, it provides customers with suiting, shirting, jackets, tro

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