The company has strong fundamentals. More than 70% of companies have a lower mix of growth, profitability, debt and visibility.
Overall, and from a short-term perspective, the company presents an interesting fundamental situation.
Highlights: NetApp, Inc.
The company's EBITDA/Sales ratio is relatively high and results in high margins before depreciation, amortization and taxes.
The group's high margin levels account for strong profits.
Thanks to a sound financial situation, the firm has significant leeway for investment.
Analysts have consistently raised their revenue expectations for the company, which provides good prospects for the current and next years in terms of revenue growth.
For the last twelve months, analysts have been gradually revising upwards their EPS forecast for the upcoming fiscal year.
Analysts remain confident with respect to the group's activity and, more often than not, have revised upwards their earnings per share estimates.
Over the past twelve months, analysts' opinions have been strongly revised upwards.
Considering the small differences between the analysts' various estimates, the group's business visibility is good.
Historically, the company has been releasing figures that are above expectations.
Weaknesses: NetApp, Inc.
The company's enterprise value to sales, at 3.78 times its current sales, is high.
In relation to the value of its tangible assets, the company's valuation appears relatively high.
The firm pays small or no dividend to shareholders. For that reason, it is not a yield company.