Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) fundamentals: P/E, valuation, undervalued?
Fidelity National Information Services · Financials · ref. ETF XLF · price $35.2
In short — Fidelity National Information Services trades at 5.4× earnings (P/E), 5.3× forward, with a net margin of 27.6 % and revenue growth of +29 %. Read: Cheap for the growth (P/E 5 for ~29% growth (PEG 0.2)).
Is Fidelity National Information Services stock cheap or undervalued? A good time to buy? Here are its fundamentals — P/E, PEG, margin and income statement — to judge its valuation.
📈 1-year price
$35.2-48.0% over range
Oct 14, 25low $32.44 · high $67.94Oct 13, 26
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40% recommend buying · 15 analysts
Valuation : Cheap for the growth — P/E 5 for ~29% growth (PEG 0.2)
Valuation
5.4
P/E (price/earnings)
5.3
Forward P/E
—
PEG
1.1
Price/book (P/B)
$18.2B
Market cap
6.51
EPS
Profitability & growth
27.6 %
Net margin
+29 %
Revenue growth
—
Earnings growth
$21.3B
Total debt
Fidelity National Information Services income statement
| Fiscal year | Revenue | Net income | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | $14.5B | $-16.7B | -115.1 % |
| 2023 | $9.8B | $-6.7B | -67.8 % |
| 2024 | $10.1B | $1.4B | 14.3 % |
| 2025 | $10.7B | $382M | 3.6 % |
⚠️ Indicative financial data (Yahoo Finance), not investment advice. Amounts in $.
Frequently asked questions
What is Fidelity National Information Services's P/E and is the stock undervalued? What's a good P/E?
Fidelity National Information Services's P/E is 5.4 (forward 5.3). Below ~15 = fairly cheap, above ~30 = expensive. Our valuation verdict: "Cheap for the growth".
Is Fidelity National Information Services profitable?
Fidelity National Information Services has a net margin of 27.6 % (EPS 6.51). The company is profitable.
Is FIS stock expensive?
Our read: "Cheap for the growth" — P/E 5 for ~29% growth (PEG 0.2). Cross-check with growth and sector.
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