Valvoline (VVV) Fundamental Analysis: Revenue, Earnings & Valuation

5.01 / 10

Netural

Fundamental analysis rates the stock neutral (5/10). Strengths include strong YoY net cash flow growth, favorable long‑term debt‑to‑working‑capital ratio and solid Profit‑MV. Weaknesses are low cash‑up and a poor current ratio, leading to a cautious stance.

Analysis Checks(6/10)

Net cash flow from operating activities per share (YoY growth rate %)

Value13.34

Score3/3

Weight16.08%

1M Return6.06%

Equity multiplier

Value7.89

Score1/3

Weight5.66%

1M Return2.24%

Profit-MV

Value0.68

Score2/3

Weight12.67%

1M Return4.34%

Net income-Revenue

Value-0.85

Score3/3

Weight25.12%

1M Return8.30%

Net cash flow from operating activities (YoY growth rate %)

Value12.11

Score3/3

Weight15.64%

1M Return5.91%

Cash-UP

Value0.13

Score1/3

Weight-0.75%

1M Return-0.35%

Long-term debt to working capital ratio (%)

Value6.45

Score2/3

Weight9.51%

1M Return3.56%

Cost of sales ratio (%)

Value61.50

Score2/3

Weight6.75%

1M Return2.69%

Equity multiplier (DuPont analysis %)

Value9.75

Score1/3

Weight5.93%

1M Return2.32%

Current ratio

Value0.70

Score1/3

Weight3.40%

1M Return1.37%

Is VVV undervalued or overvalued?

VVV scores 5.01/10 on fundamentals and holds a Fair valuation at present. Backed by its -10.15% ROE, 4.91% net margin, 52.00 P/E ratio, 14.59 P/B ratio, and -67.62% earnings growth, these metrics solidify its Netural investment rating.