Any investor who looks at PE ratios shouldn't even be investing (fundamentally) in the first place.
Most of their mindset is "High PE = Sell".
There are so many factors that can influence the PE ratio. The impairments being one of them.
Operating cash flow is a much better metric than PE.
P/E too high, FY19 profit growth rate=0, page-15
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