Profit attributable to owners of the parent
AccountingAlso called: Profit attributable to owners
The part of consolidated profit for the period belonging to the parent company’s shareholders, after the share attributable to non-controlling interests has been separated out.
In plain terms
The numerator of earnings per share, by definition. Consolidated profit before the split contains money belonging to the shareholders of a subsidiary, and dividing that by the parent’s share count is how a 33-times stock gets quoted at 21.