Intrinsic Value

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Fundamental Analysis

What First Pacific Does

Food Products Consumer Staples

First Pacific is an investment holding company that owns and manages a small group of operating businesses in Asia. Its best-known assets are in food, telecommunications, and infrastructure. In food, it is tied to brands and factories that make packaged noodles, flour, cooking oil, and other everyday staples. In telecom and infrastructure, it owns stakes in businesses that provide phone, data, and related network services, as well as transport and utility assets.

Headquarters
Hong Kong HK
Employees
108 154
IPO date
Sep 12, 1988
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What is the Intrinsic Value of one FPAFF stock?

The intrinsic value for First Pacific Co Ltd (FPAFF) under the Base Case is hidden USD.

Is FPAFF stock undervalued or overvalued?

Compared with the current market price of 0.6 USD, the stock appears hidden.

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