Below are the top five companies in the Soft Drinks industry as measured by the price to book ratio. Often companies with the lowest ratio present the greatest value to investors.
Heckmann (NYSE:HEK) has a price to book ratio of 1.4x based on a current price of $3.92 and a book value per share of $2.77.
Dr Pepper Snapple (NYSE:DPS) has a price to book ratio of 3x based on a current price of $35.11 and a book value per share of $11.82.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co Consolidated (NASDAQ:COKE) has a price to book ratio of 3.7x based on a current price of $52.94 and a book value per share of $14.36.
National Beverage (NASDAQ:FIZZ) has a price to book ratio of 4.2x based on a current price of $14.12 and a book value per share of $3.33.
Jones Soda (NASDAQ:JSDA) has a price to book ratio of 5.1x based on a current price of $1.35 and a book value per share of $0.26.
SmarTrend is bearish on shares of HEK and our subscribers were alerted to Sell on March 30, 2010 at $5.57. The stock has fallen 29.6% since the alert was issued
2 comments:
I like a company called cot corporation their a private label beverage company. Their line of products includes RC cola. Walmart is a major customer. I bought some of the stock at just 40 cents a share in 2009 today its trading at 6.50 the company does over 2 billion dollars in annual sales
Pepsi seems like a good company But its just a little to popular for my taste.
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