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Price: 292.2 EUR 0.14% Market Closed
Market Cap: €22.7B

P/E

23.2
Current
14%
More Expensive
vs 3-y average of 20.4

Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio shows how much investors pay for each dollar of a company`s earnings. It`s calculated by dividing the company`s market value by its total earnings.

P/E
23.2
=
Market Cap
€26.1B
/
Net Income
€977.4m

Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio shows how much investors pay for each dollar of a company`s earnings. It`s calculated by dividing the company`s market value by its total earnings.

P/E
23.2
=
Market Cap
€26.1B
/
Net Income
€977.4m

Valuation Scenarios

Dassault Aviation SA is trading above its 3-year average

If P/E returns to its 3-Year Average (20.4), the stock would be worth €257.23 (12% downside from current price).

Statistics
Positive Scenarios
1/4
Maximum Downside
-33%
Maximum Upside
+56%
Average Downside
2%
Scenario P/E Value Implied Price Upside/Downside
Current Multiple 23.2 €292.2
0%
3-Year Average 20.4 €257.23
-12%
5-Year Average 18.5 €233.28
-20%
Industry Average 36.1 €454.84
+56%
Country Average 15.5 €195.27
-33%

Forward P/E
Today’s price vs future net income

Today's Market Cap Net Income Forward P/E
€26.1B
/
Jan 2026
€977.4m
=
23.2
Current
€26.1B
/
Dec 2026
€1.3B
=
20.7
Forward
€26.1B
/
Dec 2027
€1.5B
=
17.7
Forward
€26.1B
/
Dec 2028
€1.8B
=
14.7
Forward
€26.1B
/
Dec 2029
€2.1B
=
12.2
Forward
€26.1B
/
Dec 2030
€2.3B
=
11.2
Forward

Forward P/E shows whether today’s P/E still looks high or low once future net income are taken into account.

Peer Comparison

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Market Distribution

In line with most companies in France
Percentile
65th
Based on 1 397 companies
65th percentile
23.2
Low
0.2 — 11
Typical Range
11 — 26.8
High
26.8 —
Distribution Statistics
France
Min 0.2
30th Percentile 11
Median 15.5
70th Percentile 26.8
Max 3 102.9

Dassault Aviation SA
Glance View

Dassault Aviation SA is a prominent figure in the aerospace sector, crafting a reputation for its cutting-edge design and engineering expertise. Rooted in the tradition of its founder, Marcel Dassault, the company has seamlessly navigated the complex interplay between military and civilian aviation needs since its inception. Dassault’s hallmark lies in its meticulous craftsmanship of military jets, notably the famed Rafale fighter, which has become a cornerstone of its operations. This multifaceted aircraft not only exemplifies the company’s technological prowess but also serves as a strategic instrument in national defense frameworks across the globe. The Rafale's performance and adaptability in various combat scenarios drive substantial revenue through government contracts. These long-term agreements not only secure steady income but also ensure Dassault’s continued involvement in defense innovation and international military collaborations. Complementing its military segment is Dassault’s strategic venture into the luxury private jet market with the Falcon series. These aircraft are a testament to the company’s ability to transpose its high-performance military technology into bespoke civilian planes, catering to a clientele that demands sophistication and reliability. The Falcon jets, with their blend of advanced technology and opulent design, appeal to affluent individuals and corporate entities, enriching Dassault’s revenue streams. This dual focus on military and civilian aviation allows Dassault Aviation to maintain a robust financial posture, characterized by diversified income sources and resilience against fluctuations in either market. As a stalwart of the aerospace industry, Dassault continues to innovate, sticking steadfastly to its dual strategy of leveraging military advancements to enhance civilian aircraft offerings, ensuring its esteemed place in the global aviation arena.

AM Intrinsic Value
241.6 EUR
Overvaluation 17%
Intrinsic Value
Price €292.2
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