Valuation Multiples
EV/Revenue, EV/EBIT and P/E on trailing-twelve-month figures — 4 companies with a computable multiple. Read a company's multiple against its industry median to see whether it trades rich or cheap for its peers.
| Ticker | Company | Industry | Market Cap | EV/Revenue | Open |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLEX | Flex Ltd. | Electronic Components | $55,685,783,552 | — | |
| OSIS | Osi Systems Inc | Electronic Components | $3,807,877,376 | — | |
| LYTS | Lsi Industries Inc | Electronic Components | $946,445,824 | — | |
| MPTI | M-tron Industries, Inc. | Electronic Components | $416,371,040 | — |
Methodology
Revenue, EBIT (operating income) and diluted EPS are trailing-twelve-month figures: the sum of the company's four most recent discrete fiscal quarters as filed with the SEC, with restatements resolved to the latest filed value. A company missing any of the four quarters is excluded from that ratio — values are never estimated.
Enterprise value is market capitalization plus long-term debt plus current debt minus cash and equivalents,
using exactly the LongTermDebt, DebtCurrent and
CashAndCashEquivalentsAtCarryingValue concepts tagged at the company's latest balance-sheet date.
Companies that do not tag those exact concepts are excluded from the EV ratios. All inputs are USD-only,
and ratios are computed only over positive denominators. Industry medians and quartiles require at least
three companies with a computable ratio.