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Scenario: 2% yearly Rev Growth, 8% Margin and 5% Risk Discount Rate and divestitures unlocking hidden intrinsic value.

Published
11 Nov 25
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Kafka's Fair Value
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1Y
-20.2%
7D
2.3%

Author's Valuation

US$26.245.4% undervalued intrinsic discount

Kafka's Fair Value

Scenario (figures as of 2025-11-11):

  • 2% yearly Revenue Growth, a conservative target.
  • 8% Margin (a signifcant improvement from the current -17.35%, and slightly over the Food average of 7.34%), an aggresive but achievable improvement.
  • 5% Risk Discount Rate (same as current).

Headwinds:

  • Cuts to SNAP Federal Benefits.
  • Inflation affecting consumer purchasing power and more expensive input costs.

Potential Pro:

  • Plans to divest part of the company, potentially unlocking intrinsic hidden value (see the example of GE's trayectory of languishing for many years, then splitting the company and unlocking more value for the parts than the aggregate.)

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