SPS&P Global SPGI · NYSE
$445.91 -0.67% (-$3.02)
- Market cap
- $132.4B
- Enterprise value
- $144.0B
- P/E
- 26.9x
- Forward P/E
- 24.3x
- PEG
- 1.8x
- P/S
- 8.2x
- P/FCF
- 23.8x
- EV/EBITDA
- 17.5x
- ROIC
- 10.2%
- Gross margin
- 70.9%
- Net margin
- 30.5%
- Dividend yield
- 0.86%
- Payout ratio
- 23.2%
- Net debt/EBITDA
- 1.4x
- Beta
- 1.10
- Free float
- 99.8%
About the company
S&P Global Inc. (SPGI) is an American company specializing in providing financial information, analysis, and rating services. The company is well-known for its subsidiary, Standard & Poor's, which is one of the major providers of credit ratings for bonds and other financial instruments. S&P Global also operates various financial indices, including the famous S&P 500 index, which tracks the performance of the 500 largest U.S. companies. With its significance in the world of finance and the provision of essential financial information and analysis, investing in S&P Global Inc. (SPGI) shares may present an interesting opportunity for investors interested in the financial sector.
Sector
Financial Services
Industry
Financial - Data & Stock Exchanges
CEO
Martina L. Cheung
Employees
44,500
Headquarters
New York
Valuation
Is today's price reasonable?
- What to watch: The share price is above the Bulios Fair Price.
Growth and estimates
Is it growing, and what comes next?
- What speaks for it: Earnings per share grew by 13% a year over the last 3 years.
- What to watch: Analysts expect revenue to fall by 3.3% this fiscal year.
Profitability and quality
How much of the revenue is left, and how well does the company use its capital?
- What speaks for it: Out of every 100 USD of revenue, 31 USD is left as net profit.
Financial health
Can it carry its debt?
Capital and dividends
What does the company do with the money it earns?
- What speaks for it: It has raised its dividend 12 years in a row and pays out only 23% of profit.
- What speaks for it: It bought back its own shares for $5.00B in the last fiscal year, 3.8% of its market value.
Analysts
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Owners and insiders
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Segments
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Peer comparison
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Price and risk
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