What do Fundamental Screener metrics mean for Indonesian Stocks on Pluang?
Fundamental Screeners on Pluang use eleven standard accounting and valuation metrics: Market Cap, Net Profit Margin, P/E Ratio, P/B Ratio, ROE, ROA, Debt-to-Equity, Interest Coverage Ratio, Dividend Yield, Dividend Payout Ratio, and EPS Growth, plus 5-year Revenue Growth for Combination screeners. Each measures a different aspect of company financials, and every threshold is calibrated to Indonesian-market norms.
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 in 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 — which is why most Pluang screeners require two or three conditions at once.
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 practical 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).