What do Fundamental Screener metrics for Indonesian Stocks mean on Pluang?

Fundamental Screeners on Pluang use standard accounting and valuation metrics: P/E Ratio, P/B Ratio, ROE, ROA, Debt-to-Equity, Dividend Yield, Dividend Payout Ratio, EPS Growth, Interest Coverage Ratio, Net Profit Margin, and Market Cap. Each measures a different aspect of company financials.

Quick guide:

• Market Cap — total market value (price × shares outstanding)
• Net Profit Margin — net profit ÷ revenue; ID avg ~10–12%, >15% = strong
• P/E Ratio — price ÷ EPS; IDX avg 13–15; <13 may signal undervaluation
• P/B Ratio — price ÷ book value; ID banks ~1.5
• ROE — net profit ÷ shareholder equity; 15% solid, 20% elite
• ROA — net profit ÷ total assets; less affected by debt than ROE
• Debt-to-Equity — debt ÷ equity; <0.5 = low debt
• Interest Coverage — operating profit ÷ interest expense; >8 average ID
• Dividend Yield — annual dividend ÷ price; >5% high
• Payout Ratio — dividend ÷ net profit; <60% sustainable
• EPS Growth — year-over-year EPS change

Warning: No single metric tells the full story. Use metrics together.

Related questions:

Q: Is a higher Dividend Yield always better?
Not always. Very high yields can signal a sharp price fall or unsustainable dividends. Check Payout Ratio and EPS Growth alongside Yield.

Q: What's the difference between ROE and ROA?
ROE measures profit per Rupiah of shareholder equity (more affected by debt). ROA measures profit per Rupiah of total assets (less affected by debt).