Commercial Metals (CMC) fundamentals: P/E, valuation, undervalued?
Commercial Metals · Materials · ref. ETF XLB · price $68.76
In short — Commercial Metals trades at 12.9× earnings (P/E), 9.3× forward, with a net margin of 6.7 % and revenue growth of +23 %. Read: Cheap for the growth (P/E 9 for ~112% growth (PEG 0.1)).
Is Commercial Metals stock cheap or undervalued? A good time to buy? Here are its fundamentals — P/E, PEG, margin and income statement — to judge its valuation.
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$68.76+18.7% over range
Aug 28, 25low $55.35 · high $83.21Aug 27, 26
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63% recommend buying · 8 analysts
Valuation : Cheap for the growth — P/E 9 for ~112% growth (PEG 0.1)
Valuation
12.9
P/E (price/earnings)
9.3
Forward P/E
0.12
PEG
1.7
Price/book (P/B)
—
Market cap
5.32
EPS
Profitability & growth
6.7 %
Net margin
+23 %
Revenue growth
+112 %
Earnings growth
$3.6B
Total debt
⚠️ Indicative financial data (Yahoo Finance), not investment advice. Amounts in $.
Frequently asked questions
What is Commercial Metals's P/E and is the stock undervalued? What's a good P/E?
Commercial Metals's P/E is 12.9 (forward 9.3). Below ~15 = fairly cheap, above ~30 = expensive. Our valuation verdict: "Cheap for the growth".
Is Commercial Metals profitable?
Commercial Metals has a net margin of 6.7 % (EPS 5.32). The company is profitable.
Is CMC stock expensive?
Our read: "Cheap for the growth" — P/E 9 for ~112% growth (PEG 0.1). Cross-check with growth and sector.
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