New York Times Co
F:NYT
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Intrinsic Value
The intrinsic value of 
New York Times Co (NYT) under the Base Case is 50.08 EUR per share.
Compared with the current market price of 60.8 EUR, the stock appears
Overvalued by 18% .
The intrinsic value is calculated using valuation multiples.
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Cheap or expensive for this stock?
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We compare the gap between the stock’s price and our estimated value over time.
- Undervalued can still be historically expensive. The stock may trade below our estimated value, but usually offer an even bigger discount.
- Overvalued can still be historically cheap. The stock may trade above our estimated value, but usually carry an even higher premium.
Market expectations can differ from our model, which may not fully capture everything affecting the price. That is why some stocks regularly trade above our estimated value and others below it.
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Only completed periods are included. These are past results, not forecasts. The usual historical range does not necessarily mean fair value.
Fundamental Analysis
What New York Times Does
The New York Times Company publishes The New York Times, a news organization that makes money from readers and advertisers. Its main products are digital news subscriptions, print newspapers, and advertising around its journalism. It also sells access to premium content and services tied to its newsroom brands, including cooking, games, and other paid digital offerings.
- Headquarters
- United States of America US
- Employees
- 6 000
- IPO date
- Mar 17, 1980
New York Times has no economic moat
Readers can turn to competing news, sports, recipes and puzzles without costly changes or training. The New York Times attracts paying readers with distinctive reporting and its subscription bundle, but these strengths do not prevent rivals from competing for their attention and money.
Read the full moat analysis
Revenue & Expenses Breakdown
New York Times Co
Earnings Waterfall
New York Times Co
The intrinsic value for New York Times Co (NYT) under the Base Case is 50.08 EUR.
Compared with the current market price of 60.8 EUR, the stock appears Overvalued by 18% .