One Software Technologies (TASE:ONE) Margin Gain Supports Bullish Narratives Despite DCF Valuation Gap

One Software Technologies (TASE:ONE) has just posted another set of detailed numbers for FY 2025, with third quarter revenue at ₪1.2b and basic EPS of ₪0.99 anchoring the latest update, while trailing 12 month revenue stands at about ₪4.5b and EPS at roughly ₪3.72. Over recent quarters the company has seen revenue move from ₪968.6m in Q2 2024 to ₪1.1b in Q2 2025 and then to ₪1.15b in Q3 2025, with basic EPS stepping from ₪0.74 to ₪0.93 and then to ₪0.99 over the same points in time. With trailing net profit margins at 5.9% versus 5.4% a year earlier, the release points to steadily firmer profitability that gives investors more to work with when judging these results.

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With the headline figures set, the next step is to see how these earnings line up against the dominant narratives around One Software Technologies and which of those stories the numbers support or call into question.

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5.9% net margin on ₪4.5b TTM revenue

• Over the last 12 months, One Software generated about ₪4.5b in revenue and ₪266.2m in net income, which works out to a 5.9% net margin compared with 5.4% a year earlier.
• What stands out for a bullish view is that reported earnings grew 26% over the last year against a five year average of 18.7% per year, which:
  • Lines up with basic EPS on a trailing basis rising from ₪2.95 to ₪3.72 over the last five data points, showing that more of each shekel of sales is turning into profit.
  • Shows that the current 5.9% margin sits on top of a revenue base that has moved from ₪3.9b to about ₪4.5b in the same trailing window, giving bulls a combination of higher profit and a larger top line to point to.

Stronger net income on a ₪4.5b revenue base is exactly the kind of earnings pattern bullish investors like to unpack further, especially when it is paired with multi year growth figures.

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P/E of 17.7x versus peers at 48.4x

• The company is trading on a P/E of 17.7x compared with the cited Asian IT industry average of roughly 18x to 22x and a peer average of 48.4x, while the current share price is ₪64.10.
• Bulls often argue this P/E gap points to value, and the numbers give them some support but also a clear challenge:
  • On one side, earnings growth of 26% over the last year and 18.7% per year over five years sits against a P/E that is below the 48.4x peer level, which can be read as paying less for each shekel of earnings than many similar names.
  • On the other side, a DCF fair value of ₪23.20 compared with the market price of ₪64.10 means the stock trades well above that modelled value, so anyone leaning on the bullish valuation angle has to reconcile the lower P/E with a DCF that points in the opposite direction.

DCF fair value far below market price

• The DCF fair value in the data comes in at ₪23.20 per share, while the market is pricing One Software at ₪64.10, so the stock is currently trading almost 3x the DCF figure.
• Critics leaning on a more cautious take use that gap to question how much of the growth story is already reflected in the price, and the figures give them concrete talking points:
  • Even with trailing net profit margins at 5.9% and earnings up 26% year over year, the market price sits well above the DCF fair value, which implies investors are paying a premium relative to that specific cash flow model.
  • Minor flags in the data, such as higher share price volatility over the last three months and an unstable dividend track record, give bearish voices extra data points to pair with the DCF gap when they argue that the current valuation leaves less room for disappointment.

Next Steps

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With bulls pointing to earnings momentum and bears focused on the DCF gap, sentiment is clearly split, so it is worth checking the numbers yourself and weighing both sides while they are fresh in the market. To round out that picture, take a look at the 2 key rewards and 2 important warning signs.

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For all the earnings momentum, the wide gap between the ₪64.10 share price and the ₪23.20 DCF fair value raises tough questions about valuation risk.

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