Normalised EPS Financial Glossary
What is it? Earnings per share is the relationship of the profit after tax attributable to each share in issue. Normalised EPS is calculated as followsNormalised EPS = normalised earnings / weighted shares in issue Normalised EPS = normalised earnings / weighted shares in issue where Normalised earnings = IIMR headline earnings + exceptional charges1 - exceptional income1 and IIMR headline earnings = FRS3 earnings2 + non-trading losses1 - non-trading profits1 1 - Net of tax and minority interest adjustments 1 - Net of tax and minority interest adjustments 2 - See entry for normalised EPS Diluted EPS also includes stock options, warrants, and convertible securities to get per-share earnings.Finance Term Definition Added By: Morgan
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