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Price: 81.1 EUR 5.6%
Market Cap: €53.8B
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Bayerische Motoren Werke AG, better known as BMW, makes premium automobiles and motorcycles under the BMW, MINI, and Rolls-Royce brands. It designs and builds vehicles for individual buyers, fleets, and high-end customers who want a luxury nameplate, strong engineering, and a wide range of models from compact cars to large SUVs and performance vehicles. BMW sells most of its vehicles through a global dealer network, and it also earns money from parts, maintenance, repairs, and vehicle financing and leasing. That means the company does not just make a car once and move on; it keeps making money over the life of the vehicle through service, warranty work, and financing relationships. What sets BMW apart is its role as a premium original equipment manufacturer in the auto industry. It sits between suppliers that provide parts and materials and dealers that deliver the finished vehicles to customers, so its business depends on design, manufacturing quality, brand strength, and close control of the customer experience.

BMW3 Intrinsic Value
93.89 EUR
Undervaluation 14%
Intrinsic Value
Price €81.1

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