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Worthington Enterprises Inc
XMUN:WTH

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Worthington Enterprises Inc
XMUN:WTH
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Price: 46.71 EUR 0.86% Market Closed
Market Cap: €2.3B

EV/FCFF

18.2
Current
48%
More Expensive
vs 3-y average of 12.3

Enterprise Value to Free Cash Flow to Firm (EV/FCFF) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to the free cash flow available to all investors, both debt and equity holders. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of cash flow the business generates before interest payments.

EV/FCFF
18.2
=
Enterprise Value
€2.6B
/
Free Cash Flow to Firm
$164.4m

Enterprise Value to Free Cash Flow to Firm (EV/FCFF) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to the free cash flow available to all investors, both debt and equity holders. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of cash flow the business generates before interest payments.

EV/FCFF
18.2
=
Enterprise Value
€2.6B
/
Free Cash Flow to Firm
$164.4m

Valuation Scenarios

Worthington Enterprises Inc is trading above its 3-year average

If EV/FCFF returns to its 3-Year Average (12.3), the stock would be worth €31.51 (33% downside from current price).

Statistics
Positive Scenarios
2/4
Maximum Downside
-33%
Maximum Upside
+28%
Average Downside
5%
Scenario EV/FCFF Value Implied Price Upside/Downside
Current Multiple 18.2 €46.71
0%
3-Year Average 12.3 €31.51
-33%
5-Year Average 12.3 €31.51
-33%
Industry Average 21.5 €55.11
+18%
Country Average 23.2 €59.57
+28%

Forward EV/FCFF
Today’s price vs future free cash flow to firm

Not enough data available to calculate forward EV/FCFF

Peer Comparison

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Market Distribution

In line with most companies in the United States of America
Percentile
38th
Based on 8 393 companies
38th percentile
18.2
Low
0 — 15.4
Typical Range
15.4 — 35.1
High
35.1 —
Distribution Statistics
the United States of America
Min 0
30th Percentile 15.4
Median 23.2
70th Percentile 35.1
Max 3 178 983.5

Worthington Enterprises Inc
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Market Cap
2.3B EUR
Industry
Consumer products

Nestled in the heart of American industry, Worthington Enterprises Inc. stands as a testament to strategic adaptability in a rapidly evolving business landscape. Established over five decades ago, the company began its journey as a modest steel processing firm, capitalizing on the burgeoning post-war industrial boom in the United States. Over the years, Worthington's leadership showcased an uncanny ability to read market trends and anticipate industry shifts. This foresight enabled them to diversify their operations beyond steel, venturing into diversified industrial markets with products that touch multiple facets of daily life. From propane cylinders to automotive aftermarket components, the company has effectively leveraged its manufacturing prowess to expand its portfolio. Their strategic acquisitions and homegrown innovations have allowed Worthington to carve out niches in several lucrative sectors. At its core, Worthington Enterprises operates by transforming raw materials into high-value products that cater to both industrial and consumer needs. The company generates revenue through a multifaceted business model, a balanced combination of direct-to-consumer sales, large-scale industrial contracts, and strategic alliances with innovative startups. Their prized operation model underscores a unique blend of legacy manufacturing efficiency paired with a forward-thinking approach to emerging technologies. By continually identifying growth opportunities and nurturing talent within the company, Worthington not only sustains its competitive edge but also positions itself as a pioneer of industry evolution. All these efforts resonate with stakeholders and reinforce their reputation as a well-oiled machine driving innovation, reliability, and profitability in the sectors they serve.

WTH Intrinsic Value
48.88 EUR
Undervaluation 4%
Intrinsic Value
Price €46.71
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