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Element Fleet ManagementEFN.TOCOMMENTFeb 09, 2016Stock price when the opinion was issued
As of Jun 19, 2026. Market Open.
EPS of $0.31 beat estimates of $0.27 and revenues of $303.96M beat estimates of $282.22M. Net revenue grew by 16.5% for the quarter and it generated $0.37 of free cash flow per share for the quarter. Its capital-light business model expanded its ROE to 12.0%, and management raised its full-year 2023 guidance for net revenue, operating margin, adjusted operating income, adjusted EPS, free cash flow per share, and originations. It pays a yield close to 2%, has demonstrated strong margin expansion, forward estimates for growth are good, and it trades at a reasonable valuation. It does have a high net debt balance of $9.4B, but these were strong results and the market has reacted positively so far. We would consider the stock buyable at this time while being mindful of position sizing and the company's balance sheet risks.
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Capital light, free cashflowing, cleaner story for investors. Valuation still reasonable. Supply chains easing allows them to deliver on backlog of contracts. Fix up cars, so it's downside protection and inflation-protected. Inflation does eat into some of their margins. Should perform well over the next few years, and valuation should expand. Focused on becoming data-centric to better serve its clients. Global. Yield is 2.27%.
(Analysts’ price target is $23.33)EFN pays a dividend yield of 2.2%, has shown decent growth over the past year, and has a strong profit margin.
Its valuation is reasonable (6.2X forward P/S and 15.9X forward P/E).
Its net debt of $8.9B relative to its equity position of $3.7B is somewhat concerning, although the company generates some positive free cash flows. Aside from its somewhat weak balance sheet, its margins and revenue growth look decent, and we would consider the stock buyable at this time while being mindful of position sizing and the company's balance sheet risks.
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The stock has pulled back along with a lot of names in the financial sector. This is more of a growth by acquisition story, which is something she typically does not participate in. Have made some big acquisitions, so now it is a matter of integrating them. The pullback is tied in with the general economic slow down. If you want financial service exposure, she would go with one of the banks, or even a lifeco, which have more stable earnings streams, attractive valuation, a proven business model, attractive yields with a potential that those dividends will increase. Dividend yield of 0.8%.