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BOVESPA:MGLU3

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Price: 8.53 BRL -2.29% Market Closed
Market Cap: R$6.3B

EV/FCFF

0.9
Current
82%
Cheaper
vs 3-y average of 4.9

Enterprise Value to Free Cash Flow to Firm (EV/FCFF) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to the free cash flow available to all investors, both debt and equity holders. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of cash flow the business generates before interest payments.

EV/FCFF
0.9
=
Enterprise Value
R$13.2B
/
Free Cash Flow to Firm
R$14.8B

Enterprise Value to Free Cash Flow to Firm (EV/FCFF) ratio compares a company`s total enterprise value to the free cash flow available to all investors, both debt and equity holders. It shows how much investors are paying for each dollar of cash flow the business generates before interest payments.

EV/FCFF
0.9
=
Enterprise Value
R$13.2B
/
Free Cash Flow to Firm
R$14.8B

Valuation Scenarios

Magazine Luiza SA is trading below its 3-year average

If EV/FCFF returns to its 3-Year Average (4.9), the stock would be worth R$47.97 (462% upside from current price).

Statistics
Positive Scenarios
4/4
Maximum Downside
No Downside Scenarios
Maximum Upside
+1 435%
Average Upside
865%
Scenario EV/FCFF Value Implied Price Upside/Downside
Current Multiple 0.9 R$8.53
0%
3-Year Average 4.9 R$47.97
+462%
5-Year Average 3.5 R$33.69
+295%
Industry Average 11.9 R$116.53
+1 266%
Country Average 13.4 R$130.93
+1 435%

Forward EV/FCFF
Today’s price vs future free cash flow to firm

Not enough data available to calculate forward EV/FCFF

Peer Comparison

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Market Distribution

Lower than 98% of companies in Brazil
Percentile
2st
Based on 365 companies
2st percentile
0.9
Low
0.2 — 8.2
Typical Range
8.2 — 24.4
High
24.4 —
Distribution Statistics
Brazil
Min 0.2
30th Percentile 8.2
Median 13.4
70th Percentile 24.4
Max 1 667.2

Magazine Luiza SA
Glance View

Market Cap
6.3B BRL
Industry
Retail

Magazine Luiza SA, commonly known as Magalu, has become a cornerstone of Brazilian retail by seamlessly blending tradition with innovation. Founded in 1957 in Franca, São Paulo, what began as a modest family-owned store has transformed into one of Brazil’s biggest retail giants. Initially focused on brick-and-mortar stores, Magalu steadily expanded its footprint across the country over the decades. But the true hallmark of its success has been the aggressive pivot towards digital transformation. Recognizing the e-commerce wave, the company embraced a robust online strategy that now supports its sprawling network of physical retail locations. This fusion of digital and physical sales channels allows Magalu to not only cater to tech-savvy urban customers but also reach the more traditional shoppers in smaller towns, effectively harmonizing its operations in both worlds. Magalu's business model stands out for leveraging an omnichannel approach, maximizing sales through both online and offline platforms while ensuring inventory and logistics synergy. The company has developed a sophisticated infrastructure that includes an extensive logistics network, ensuring efficient delivery and customer satisfaction, which is crucial in a country as vast as Brazil. Furthermore, by consistently acquiring tech startups, Magalu has fortified its e-commerce capabilities and integrated additional services such as digital payments and financial services for its growing customer base. Through these concerted efforts, Magazine Luiza generates revenue by selling an extensive array of products, from electronics and household appliances to apparel and beauty products. By continually adapting to consumer trends and investing in technology, Magalu has maintained a competitive edge, crafting a retail experience attuned to the demands of modern consumers while honoring its rich, storied heritage.

MGLU3 Intrinsic Value
17 BRL
Undervaluation 50%
Intrinsic Value
Price R$8.53
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