Disco Corp
F:D650
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Intrinsic Value
The intrinsic value of 
Disco Corp (D650) under the Base Case is 43.63 EUR per share.
Compared with the current market price of 28.8 EUR, the stock appears
Undervalued by 34% .
The intrinsic value is calculated using the DCF method.
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Fundamental Analysis
What Disco Does
Disco Corp makes precision equipment and consumables used to cut, grind, polish, and dice hard materials, especially semiconductor wafers and electronic components. Its machines help chip makers turn large wafers into smaller chips and package them without cracking or contaminating the material. The company also sells the blades, wheels, and other tools that wear out during this process, plus maintenance and support services for its equipment.
- Headquarters
- Japan JP
- Employees
- 5 256
- IPO date
- Dec 7, 1999
Disco has a wide economic moat
Replacing DISCO's equipment means revisiting carefully tested combinations of machines, blades, grinding wheels and production settings, creating costly work and a risk of damaged chips. Its patents also restrict copying of its processing technology, making it harder for competitors to offer a direct replacement.
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Revenue & Expenses Breakdown
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Earnings Waterfall
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The intrinsic value for Disco Corp (D650) under the Base Case is 43.63 EUR.
Compared with the current market price of 28.8 EUR, the stock appears Undervalued by 34% .