What is PRICE TO REVENUE RATIO?

It is the product of the company’s revenue per share and the price per share of the firm’s shares.

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Related Legal Terms
PRICE TO SALES (PS) RATIO, PRICE TO EARNINGS (PE) RATIO, PRICE TO EARNINGS GROWTH (PEG) RATIO, PRICE TO CASHFLOW RATIO, PRICE TO BOOK (PB) RATIO, PRICE/EARNINGS (P/E) RATIO, POWER RATIO, FIXED PRICE CONTRACT WITH ECONOMIC PRICE ADJUSTMENT, PRICE/EARNINGS (P/E) MULTIPLE, REVENUE BASE


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