$300 CSL SOON., page-132

EPS 2008-2009 AU$ 1.92
EPS 2018-2019 AU$ 6.00

Calculate CAGR.

Cinch-ecated:

r = (F/I)^(1/n) -1

where:

r is compound annual growth rate
F is terminal value
I is initial value
n is the number of periods over which compounding occurs

Ergo:

r = (6.00/1.92)^(1/10) -1 = 12.1%pa

Now, can you point to any post of yours where you said EPS growth was 12.1%pa over the past 10 years?

(Or do you think whether something compounds at 9%pa or whether it does so at 12.1%pa over ten years essentially delivers similar order of magnitude outcomes?)