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What is a typical PE ratio for manufacturer of commercial printers?
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Price to earning (PE) ratios are an important tool to evaluate or compare companies of the same industry. A high PE ratio means that the investors are paying more per unit of income which in turn makes its stock more expensive. For manufacturers of commercial printers, the lowest mark is 8.66 and the highest is 17.12, giving an average of 12.89.
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