Intrinsic Value

The intrinsic value of Shimano Inc (SMNNY) under the Base Case is 12.47 USD per share. Compared with the current market price of 13.37 USD, the stock appears Overvalued by 7% .

The intrinsic value is calculated using the DCF method.

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SMNNY Intrinsic Value
$12.47
Overvaluation 7%
Intrinsic Value
Price $13.37
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Today $9.97 · 25.4% below the current price

SMNNY is valued in line with its history. A premium of this size has been typical over the past 5 years.

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Fundamental Analysis

What Shimano Does

Leisure Products Consumer Discretionary

Shimano makes the parts that help bikes move and stop, especially drivetrains, brakes, pedals, and related hardware. It also sells fishing tackle such as reels, rods, and lures. The company is best known as a supplier to bike makers and specialty shops, so many riders use Shimano parts without buying a complete Shimano-branded bike.

Headquarters
Japan JP
Employees
10 242
IPO date
Jul 1, 1972
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Shimano has no economic moat

No Moat Narrow Wide

Shimano’s bicycle parts and fishing tackle are bought for their own performance, not because other people use them, so its customer base does not make the products more valuable. Bike makers and anglers can choose alternatives such as SRAM components and Daiwa tackle, leaving future purchases open to competition.

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What is the Intrinsic Value of one SMNNY stock?

The intrinsic value for Shimano Inc (SMNNY) under the Base Case is 12.47 USD.

Is SMNNY stock undervalued or overvalued?

Compared with the current market price of 13.37 USD, the stock appears Overvalued by 7% .

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