Yes you are correct hcosah and in this case according to my moving average calculation for EPS growth for SNL is around 11.4% and CSL is 14.7% over the last 10 years, however if you include current dividend yields of 3.6% and 1.4% respectively you actually get a pretty similar combined earnings growth and dividend return. This does not include any special dividends which I know SNL have paid.
Of course past returns dont equal future returns and I guess and fund managers could not spend any time on such a small company. I would probably bet on CSL having better future earnings returns that SNL but at the premium you have to pay ( PE wise) I dont think their chance of continued future earnings justify the multiple. Lets see !!
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