SAP SE ratings

SAP SE ratings worldwide

SAP SE ratings are always up-to-date today since the site allstockstoday.com collects and compiles them in real time. Absolutely all financial ratings of SAP SE are collected from trusted sources in the global stock market. One rating is different from another. Carefully read the rating description in order to accurately understand its meaning. See and analyze all ratings of SAP SE in real time. It's free.

SAP SE ratings in United States

SAP SE rating among global companies - these are financial results among all companies trading on world exchanges. The world rating is compiled for very large companies that have a decent weight in the global economy. Ratings SAP SE in United States - a narrower range of ratings compared to world ones. The national rating of SAP SE is the second most important after the world rating.

SAP SE ratings on NYQ

Stock exchange ratings on are compiled by the exchange itself online.The rating “Company capitalization” is a rating by capitalization. Capitalization is the total value of a company or the sum of the price of shares. The more shares the company has and the more expensive one share is, the higher the rating. Obviously, the most expensive companies in the world occupy the top rating by capitalization.

SAP SE is #82 in rating Capitalization Worldwide. SAP SE is #37 in rating Capitalization in United States. SAP SE is #23 in rating Capitalization on NYQ.

SAP SE “Earnings per Share” rating is calculated after determining earnings per share upon publication of a financial report on the company's earnings. “Earnings per share” is the name of the stock market parameter corresponding to the amount of income in terms of the number of shares of the company for a certain accounting interval. The “earnings per share” rating is growing for those companies in which, as a rule, earnings per share are also growing.

The total income of the company in a certain accounting interval forms the basis of the SAP SE Net Income rating. Net income is calculated as the total revenue of the company, not taking into account the quantity and value of its shares. Those companies whose profits are the most by absolute value and are at the top of the Net Income rating list.