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TE Connectivity plc — Intrinsic Value & Fair Price

TEL
NYSETechnologySemiconductorsCIK 0001385157te.comAbout TEL
Last close · Oct 16, 2026212.64−0.35 (−0.16%)
Market cap$61.6B
Model value · DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y
155.87
TE Connectivity closed at $212.64 — overvalued by 36% vs model.
105.61the model's range290.48

DCF · Perpetuity growth · 5y leads for a cyclical company — positive operating income and three years of positive free cash flow. From a five-year discounted cash flow.

Other models
45.70 – 288.99
Wall St. target
243.00 12% below
Above model, 1y
5 of 20 days

Price and model value

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Daily close

Dividends

Quarterly · as of Oct 16, 2026
Yield, trailing 12 months
1.40%
Past 2 years
low 1.09%high 2.13%
Dividends per share, a year at a time
$1.96Aug ’21$2.12Aug ’22$2.30Aug ’23$2.48Aug ’24$2.72Aug ’25$2.98TTM
Dividends / free cash flow, FY2025
25.1%
Raised
15 years in a row
Growth, 5 yrs
8.7% a year
Last change
+9.9% · May 2026
Every payment, with ex-dates · latest $0.78, paid Sep 11, 2026

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How it is valued

Valued asCyclical
Low/slowing growth (~4% recent)Moderate margins (11% net margin)Pays dividendsHighly cyclical earningsStrong FCF yield (5.2%)
What growth the price implies: the reverse DCF

Key figures

FY2025 · chosen for cyclical companies
P/E
34.5×
EV / EBITDA
15.9×
FCF yield
5.1%
Dividend yield, TTM
1.40%
Beta
1.14
Cost of capital (WACC)
9.05%
Full financials

Analyst actions

third-party, quoted
10-07UBS · target253.00
10-06Industrial Alliance Securities · target288.00
09-23Bernstein · target243.00
06-22Evercore ISI Group · “In Line” from “Outperform”downgrade
Ratings, targets and estimates

Comparable companies

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About TE Connectivity

TE Connectivity plc, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells connectivity and sensor solutions in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia–Pacific, and the Americas. The company operates through two reportable segments, Transportation Solutions and Industrial Solutions. It provides antennas, application tooling, cable assemblies, connectors, electromagnetic compatibility/electromagnetic interference solutions, energy and power, fiber optics, heat shrink tubing, identification and labeling, medical components, passive components, relays and contactors, sensors, switches, terminals and splices, wires and cables, and wire protection and management solutions. The company also offers training and other services, including 3D printing for production, back shells prototyping, electrical installation training, HarnWare software, machine tooling service and repair, medical device design services, microfluidic devices, and sensor manufacturing services as well as conducts automotive webinars. It serves 5G and wireless equipment, aerospace, appliances, automation and control, automotive, autosport, commercial and industrial vehicles, connected home, data centers and artificial intelligence, defense and military, energy solutions, e-mobility, industrial machinery, intelligent buildings, IoT connectivity, medical technologies, oil and gas/marine, personal electronics and wearable technology, rail, sensor applications, space, and other industries. The company was formerly known as Tyco Electronics Ltd. and changed its name to TE Connectivity plc in March 2011. TE Connectivity plc was founded in 1941 and is based in Ballybrit, Ireland.

CEO
Terrence R. Curtin
Headquarters
Galway, GA
Employees
90,000
IPO
2007-06-14
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