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Price: 82.33 USD -3.87% Market Closed
Market Cap: $2.9B

EV/FCFF

13.1
Current
2%
More Expensive
vs 3-y average of 12.9

Enterprise Value to Free Cash Flow to Firm (EV/FCFF) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to the free cash flow available to all investors, both debt and equity holders. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of cash flow the business generates before interest payments.

EV/FCFF
13.1
=
Enterprise Value
$3.4B
/
Free Cash Flow to Firm
$263.3m

Enterprise Value to Free Cash Flow to Firm (EV/FCFF) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to the free cash flow available to all investors, both debt and equity holders. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of cash flow the business generates before interest payments.

EV/FCFF
13.1
=
Enterprise Value
$3.4B
/
Free Cash Flow to Firm
$263.3m

Valuation Scenarios

Diebold Nixdorf Inc is trading above its 3-year average

If EV/FCFF returns to its 3-Year Average (12.9), the stock would be worth $80.74 (2% downside from current price).

Statistics
Positive Scenarios
2/4
Maximum Downside
-2%
Maximum Upside
+83%
Average Upside
39%
Scenario EV/FCFF Value Implied Price Upside/Downside
Current Multiple 13.1 $82.33
0%
3-Year Average 12.9 $80.74
-2%
5-Year Average 12.9 $80.74
-2%
Industry Average 24 $150.51
+83%
Country Average 23.2 $145.76
+77%

Forward EV/FCFF
Today’s price vs future free cash flow to firm

Not enough data available to calculate forward EV/FCFF

Peer Comparison

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Market Distribution

Lower than 77% of companies in the United States of America
Percentile
23nd
Based on 8 393 companies
23nd percentile
13.1
Low
0 — 15.4
Typical Range
15.4 — 35.1
High
35.1 —
Distribution Statistics
the United States of America
Min 0
30th Percentile 15.4
Median 23.2
70th Percentile 35.1
Max 3 178 983.5

Diebold Nixdorf Inc
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Market Cap
2.9B USD
Industry
Technology

Diebold Nixdorf Inc., a storied player in the world of financial and retail technology, traces its origins to the late 19th century when it began as a manufacturer of secure safes and vaults. Over time, the company evolved significantly, stepping into the burgeoning realm of Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) in the latter half of the 20th century. The move paid off as Diebold Nixdorf capitalized on the global banking sector’s growing need for seamless, round-the-clock consumer service. By merging with Wincor Nixdorf in 2016, the firm bolstered its technological prowess and expanded its geographic footprint, positioning itself as a leader in the production and maintenance of ATMs. The synergy from this merger enabled the company to offer a comprehensive suite of services, including payment solutions and software that ensure financial institutions can maintain a modern, efficient, and reliable interface with their clientele. But it's not just about producing machines for Diebold Nixdorf; their business model is deeply implanted in providing end-to-end solutions that meet the evolving needs of banking and retail sectors. The company generates revenue not only from the sale of hardware but also through a robust array of services including maintenance, security, and software updates. Their digital and cloud-based solutions assist clients in streamlining the transaction process, enhancing customer experience, and adapting swiftly to technological shifts. Retailers and financial institutions rely on Diebold Nixdorf not just for cutting-edge transactional technology, but also for their expertise in optimizing operations thereby driving efficiency and customer loyalty. Through strategic innovation and a focus on integrated solutions, Diebold Nixdorf remains a pivotal force in transforming how money and data physically move within modern economies.

DBD Intrinsic Value
89.85 USD
Undervaluation 8%
Intrinsic Value
Price $82.33
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