1. Shareholder ratio (HL)
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2. Earnings per share (e.p.s)
It measures the company’s potential dividends to be paid to shareholders.
It is calculated using:
Profit after tax/number of ordinary shares
Ordinary shares are shares that aren’t predetermined in value (like preferred shares), and can vary according to the amount of ordinary shares in a company.
It tells you the value per ordinary share, which is valuable information for potential shareholders.
It will appear on the profit and loss account (income statement) under appropriation  dividends.

3. (Dividend per share/market price per share) x 100
Dividend Yield
Dividend yield is the dividend per share, expressed as a percentage of the current market price of the share.
It is calculated using
(Dividend per share/market price per share) x 100
Market price/value of a share per share: how much you paid to purchase the share.
Dividend per share: the amount of dividends that each shareholder will receive per share.
It shows you the amount of return for the risk of investing money in a business.