Fundamental Analysis Stories
How stable are Cintas (USA Stocks:CTAS) fundamentals?
 | 3 days ago at Macroaxis By Rifka Kats |
Cintas demonstrates a solid financial foundation with a gross profit of 5.2 billion and a healthy cash flow from operations of 2.17 billion, indicating strong operational efficiency. Its book value per share of 11.63X and 67.41% of shares held by institutions suggest investor confidence, while a low probability of bankruptcy at 1.00% underscores its resilience. Although the P/E ratio is high at 38.79X, the company's consistent earnings and manageable debt levels of 2.65 billion support its potential as a stable investment in the specialty business services industry.
Main Points
Cintas has a Beta of 0.87, indicating it tends to move somewhat in sync with the overall market but with less volatility. Continue Reading...- CTAS Cintas
- Latest Golden State Equity Partners Sells 173 Shares of Cintas Corporation CTAS
- CTAS 200.04 -0.55
- Low 192.5
- High 202.3
- Alpha -0.1
- Beta -0.52
- Return On Equity 0.42
- Return On Asset 0.16
- Profit Margin 0.18 %
- Operating Margin 0.23 %
- Current Valuation 83.14 B
- Shares Outstanding 402.95 M
- Shares Owned By Insiders 14.89 %
- Shares Owned By Institutions 67.42 %
- Number Of Shares Shorted 7.97 M
- Price To Earning 38.79 X
- Price To Book 16.95 X
- Price To Sales 7.71 X
- Revenue 10.34 B
- Gross Profit 5.29 B
- EBITDA 2.86 B
- Net Income 1.81 B
- Cash And Equivalents 74.56 M
- Cash Per Share 0.73 X
- Total Debt 2.65 B
- Debt To Equity 0.98 %
- Current Ratio 1.72 X
- Book Value Per Share 11.80 X
- Cash Flow From Operations 2.17 B
- Short Ratio 4.40 X
- Earnings Per Share 4.50 X
- Price To Earnings To Growth 3.75 X
- Target Price 217.44
- Number Of Employees 48.3 K
- Beta 1.0
- Market Capitalization 81.42 B
- Total Asset 9.83 B
- Retained Earnings 11.8 B
- Working Capital 1.79 B
- Current Asset 1.59 B
- Current Liabilities 815.55 M
- Annual Yield 0.01 %
- Five Year Return 1.00 %
- Net Asset 9.83 B
- Last Dividend Paid 1.62
- Accumulation Distribution 0.0484
- Daily Balance Of Power (0.06)
- Rate Of Daily Change 1.0
- Day Median Price 197.4
- Day Typical Price 198.28
- Market Facilitation Index 9.8
- Price Action Indicator 2.36
- Period Momentum Indicator (0.55)
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