Canon Inc. (TSE: 7751) is a leading worldwide manufacturer of business machines, cameras, and optical products. Canon
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Canon Inc. (TSE: 7751) is a leading worldwide manufacturer of business machines, cameras, and optical products. Canon was founded in 1937 as a camera manufacturer and is incorporated in Tokyo. The corporate philosophy of Canon is kyosei or “living and working together for the common good.” The following data can be used to determine a P/E for Canon over the time period 2004–2008. Analyze the P/E of Canon over time and discuss the valuation of Canon.
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Trend analysis of Canons PE reveals a peak of 196 in 2006 The 2008 PE of 113 is the lowest ...View the full answer
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