What is portfolio P/B Ratio?
Price-to-book compares a stock’s market price to its accounting book value per share. Rolled up across a fund’s whole portfolio, it’s a second, independent read on valuation alongside P/E - useful because P/E can be distorted by a temporarily low or negative earnings quarter, while book value moves more slowly.
Portfolio P/B = Σ(wi × P/Bi)
Real comparison across 6 funds
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Portfolio P/B Ratio - 6 real funds
Holdings-weighted P/B as of the fund's latest disclosed portfolio.
Funds compared: Canara Robeco Flexi Cap Fund - Direct Plan - Growth · Canara Robeco Large and Mid Cap Fund - Direct Plan - Growth · Bandhan Large Cap Fund - Direct Plan - Growth · Franklin India Small Cap Fund - Direct - Growth · Franklin India Large Cap Fund - Direct - Growth · Canara Robeco Infrastructure Fund - Direct Plan - Growth
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU P/B and P/E don’t always agree - a fund can screen cheap on P/E (strong recent earnings) but expensive on P/B, or vice versa. Read them together, not as substitutes for each other.
METHODOLOGY Weighted by each holding’s share of the portfolio, from the fund’s latest disclosed holdings. Data: July-2026 portfolio disclosure via Punji. Not investment advice.