Summary
84 / 100 · Bulios Score
What speaks for it
- Out of every 100 USD of revenue, 24 USD is left as net profit.
- It has raised its dividend 14 years in a row and pays out only 53% of profit.
- Revenue grew by 11% a year over the last 3 years.
What to watch
- The share price is above the Bulios Fair Price.
- Earnings per share fell by 5.3% a year over the last 3 years.
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Score in detailPrice
Is it expensive?
Looks expensiveBulios Fair Price is an estimate of a stock's fair value from the Bulios valuation model. It is an input for your own analysis, not investment advice. How does it work?
Today you pay 10.4 USD for 1 USD of yearly profit.
Valuation in detailIs it growing?
SlowlyRevenue (USD)
Diluted EPS (USD)
- Analyst estimate
Revenue grew by 6.3% a year over 5 years. Over the last 3 years it grew by 11% a year. Earnings per share fell by 5.3% a year over the last 3 years.
Growth in detailDoes it make money?
Very wellWhere 100 USD of revenue goes
- Cost of sales 24 USD
- Sales and administration 45 USD
- Taxes and other 6.9 USD
- Net profit 24 USD
Net profit, industry median (Banks - Regional) 21 USD
Out of every 100 USD of revenue, 24 USD is left as net profit.
Profitability in detailIs it financially healthy?
Banks and insurers work with their customers' money, so their debt is judged differently; see the health section for their capital figures.
Financial health in detailDoes it pay a dividend?
High, stretched- Yield
- 5.11%
- Paid out of profit
- 53%
- Raised in a row
- 14 years
You receive $1.10 per share a year. The payout takes a large part of its profit or free cash flow.
Dividends in detailWhat do analysts expect?
Neutral- Buy 2
- Hold 4
- Sell 0
No analyst has published a price target.
33% of the analysts recommend buying.
Analysts in detailWhat does it earn on?
By product
The company reports no revenue by product.
By region
The company reports no revenue by region.