Update shared on19 Sep 2025
Fair value Increased 3.43%The increase in Snap-on’s consensus price target reflects improved revenue growth expectations and a lower future P/E multiple, raising fair value from $338.50 to $350.12.
What's in the News
- From March 30, 2025 to June 28, 2025, Snap-on repurchased 121,746 shares (0.23%) for $38.45 million, concluding a total of 8,209,340 shares (14.7%) for $1,426.13 million under the 1996 buyback plan.
- In the same period, Snap-on also repurchased 128,254 shares (0.25%) for $40.5 million, reaching a total of 444,352 shares (0.85%) for $142.1 million under the 2024 buyback plan.
Valuation Changes
Summary of Valuation Changes for Snap-on
- The Consensus Analyst Price Target has risen slightly from $338.50 to $350.12.
- The Consensus Revenue Growth forecasts for Snap-on has significantly risen from 0.8% per annum to 2.2% per annum.
- The Future P/E for Snap-on has fallen from 20.35x to 18.36x.
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