Intrinsic Value

Is MACF undervalued or overvalued?

See the intrinsic value estimate for Macfarlane Group PLC and find out whether today’s valuation is cheap or expensive by its own historical standards.

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Fundamental Analysis

What Macfarlane Group Does

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Macfarlane Group PLC is a UK packaging company that helps other businesses protect, store, and ship their products. It sells packaging materials such as boxes, tape, labels, cushioning, and specialist protective packaging, and it also designs custom packaging for customers with more specific needs. Its customers are mainly manufacturers, online retailers, logistics firms, and other companies that need packaging for goods moving through supply chains.

Headquarters
United Kingdom UK
Employees
1 200
IPO date
Jan 3, 1986
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one MACF stock?

The intrinsic value for Macfarlane Group PLC (MACF) under the Base Case is hidden GBX.

Is MACF stock undervalued or overvalued?

Compared with the current market price of 81 GBX, the stock appears hidden.

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