The New York Times (NYT) Fundamental Analysis: Revenue, Earnings & Valuation

8.75 / 10

Outperform

Fundamental analysis rates NYT at 8.75/10, Outperform. Key strengths are Net‑income‑Revenue, Inventory turnover and Net‑profit/Total‑profit, each scoring 3. Weak points include Operating cycle and Asset‑MV. Overall, the company displays solid profitability and efficiency despite some cycle inefficiencies.

Analysis Checks(4/10)

Revenue-MV

Value-0.33

Score0/3

Weight-11.46%

1M Return-0.70%

Net assets per share (growth rate compared to beginning of year %)

Value7.19

Score1/3

Weight-0.16%

1M Return-0.01%

Operating cycle

Value38.65

Score1/3

Weight17.67%

1M Return1.22%

Inventory turnover ratio

Value106.57

Score3/3

Weight9.29%

1M Return0.59%

Profit-MV

Value0.41

Score1/3

Weight-17.67%

1M Return-1.16%

Net income-Revenue

Value0.30

Score3/3

Weight48.08%

1M Return3.02%

PB-ROE

Value2.73

Score1/3

Weight-15.77%

1M Return-1.05%

Asset-MV

Value-0.55

Score2/3

Weight17.70%

1M Return1.15%

Cash-MV

Value-0.45

Score1/3

Weight1.05%

1M Return0.08%

Net profit / Total profit (%)

Value76.23

Score3/3

Weight51.29%

1M Return3.06%

Is NYT undervalued or overvalued?

NYT scores 8.75/10 on fundamentals and holds a Discounted valuation at present. Backed by its 17.34% ROE, 12.18% net margin, 40.05 P/E ratio, 6.75 P/B ratio, and 17.88% earnings growth, these metrics solidify its Outperform investment rating.