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Financials

Trailing twelve-month valuation multiples with peer-relative and self-history scoring.

Valuation multiples

Score 100 = cheapest in the cohort, 0 = richest. Bars are filled left-to-right based on the peer-relative score (or PEG/self-history where shown).

Overall: expensive
  • P/E (TTM)61.8x
    Peer-rel score17
  • EV/EBITDA55.1x
    Peer-rel score17
  • P/S (TTM)16.4x
    Peer-rel score23
  • PEG3.1x
    Peer-rel score24
  • FCF yield1.4%
    Peer-rel score17
  • Dividend yield0.4%
  • P/B160.3x
  • EV/Sales16.6x
  • P/FFO70.3x
Effective P/E metric: pe_ttmEffective EV metric: ev_ebitda_ttmPeer set size: 73as of 2026-05-08

P/E vs. its own history

Monthly TTM P/E over the last five years. Dashed lines mark the 25th, 50th, and 75th percentiles.

55 monthly points
Self-history score: 26 — higher means cheaper than the company's own typical valuation.
Coming next

Income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow detail (5-year quarterly + annual) will land here once the SEC filing pipeline lands those tables in the marts. Today's data only covers the trailing twelve-month ratios shown above.

Not investment advice. Scores describe historical and current data; they are not forecasts of future returns. Consult a licensed advisor before making investment decisions.