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P/E Ratio
28.4x
EV/EBITDA
22.1x
FCF Yield
3.8%
ROE
147%
Based on 6 valuation frameworks
4 of 6 frameworks agree
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Bruce Greenwald, Columbia Business School
Asset Reproduction Value, Earnings Power Value, Growth Value framework
Greenwald's three-pillar approach separates what a company owns (reproduction cost of assets), what it earns today (normalized earnings power), and what growth is actually worth after accounting for the cost of that growth. This framework excels at identifying companies where the market conflates asset value with franchise value.
Joel Greenblatt, Gotham Capital
Magic Formula, Special Situations, Return on Capital analysis
Greenblatt's Magic Formula ranks companies by combining earnings yield (EBIT/EV) with return on capital (EBIT/Net Working Capital + Net Fixed Assets). This systematic approach identifies businesses that are both cheap and high-quality — the intersection where the greatest long-term returns are found.
Merrill Lynch Valuation Handbook
Discounted Cash Flow, Comparable Company Analysis, Transaction Multiples
The institutional standard for sell-side valuation. DCF models project free cash flows and discount them at WACC. Comparable company analysis benchmarks against public peers on EV/EBITDA, P/E, and sector-specific multiples. Transaction multiples reveal what acquirers have actually paid for similar businesses.
UBS Internal Valuation Guide
Trading vs. Transaction Valuation, Sum-of-the-Parts, Scenario Analysis
UBS distinguishes between trading valuation (what the market pays daily) and transaction valuation (what a strategic buyer would pay). Sum-of-the-Parts analysis values each business segment independently, often revealing hidden value in conglomerates. Scenario analysis stress-tests assumptions across bull, base, and bear cases.
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