Valuation models
price $47.39 · as of Nov 2, 2026
DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5yused37.73 – 90.3856.3416% undervaluedDCF · Perpetuity growth · 10y38.89 – 89.2956.7516% undervaluedDCF · EBITDA exit · 5y52.81 – 60.0756.3416% undervaluedDCF · EBITDA exit · 10y50.53 – 63.6156.7516% undervaluedP/E · peers48.54 – 55.6453.6312% undervaluedP/E · own history61.63 – 77.6968.2131% undervaluedPEG—110.2257% undervaluedEV/EBITDA · peers34.55 – 41.4739.7719% overvaluedEV/Revenue · peers24.42 – 35.8131.8149% overvaluedEarnings power value11.23 – 36.4820.90127% overvaluedDividend discount51.01 – 134.3276.7638% undervaluedWall St. consensus target—47.001% aboveCost of capital (WACC)—6.41%—
DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y leads for a mature, steady company — positive operating income and three years of positive free cash flow. How the headline model is chosen.
Model value · DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y
56.34
Amcor closed at $47.39 — undervalued by 16% vs model.
37.73the model's range90.38
DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y leads for a mature, steady company — positive operating income and three years of positive free cash flow. From a five-year discounted cash flow.
Other models
20.90 – 110.22
Wall St. target
47.00 1% above
Below model, 1y
25 of 30 days
How it is valued
Valued asMature & stable
High revenue growth (~31% recent)Thin margins (4.7% net margin)Strong dividend yieldHighly cyclical earningsStrong FCF yield (5.6%)
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