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199.60 GBX
P/E
14.03
EPS
0.14
Yield
1.64%
Safety Score
53
P/B
146.90
ROE
13.64
Beta
1.07
Target Price
197.54 GBX
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Key Metrics
P/E14.03
EPS0.14
Book Value1.34
Price to Book146.90
Debt/Equity174.67
% Insiders29.922%
Growth
Revenue Growth-0.03%
Earnings Growth0.22%
Estimates
Forward P/E7.86
Forward EPS0.25
Target Mean Price197.54
Dividend
Dividend Yield1.64%
Annual dividends0.04 GBX
Ex-Div. DateAug. 15, 2024
Payout107.43%

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Is TI Fluid Systems plc a good investment? TI Fluid Systems plc (TIFS.L) is currently trading at 199.60 GBX. Market analysts have a consensus price target of 197.54 GBX. This suggests the asset is currently trading above analyst expectations.

In terms of valuation, the stock trades at a P/E ratio of 14.03. This relatively low multiple may signal that TI Fluid Systems plc is undervalued compared to historical market norms.

For income investors, TI Fluid Systems plc pays a dividend yield of 1.64%. With a payout ratio of 107%, the dividend appears to be under pressure.

Investor FAQ

Does TI Fluid Systems plc pay a dividend?

Yes, it pays an annual dividend of 0.04 GBX (1.64% yield).

What asset class is TI Fluid Systems plc?

TI Fluid Systems plc is classified as a Stock. You can compare it against its peer in the "Related Symbols" list.

Company Profile

TI Fluid Systems plc designs, manufactures, and sells thermal and fluid system solutions in Europe, Africa, the Asia Pacific, North America, and Latin America. It operates in two segments, Fluid Carrying Systems (FCS), and Fuel Tank and Delivery Systems (FTDS). The FCS segment offers brake and fuel lines and bundles; thermal management fluid systems, including HEV and BEV heating and cooling lines; and powertrain components and quick connectors. The FTDS segment provides plastic fuel tanks, filler pipes, pumps and modules, and level sensors. It also offers refrigerant lines and coolant modules; thermal loop assemblies, including battery, electronics, and motor drives; HVAC; integrated thermal management products; connectors; multilayer low-permeation plastic tubes; high-pressure steel double-wall and single-wall tubes; and tanks and module related products. TI Fluid Systems plc was founded in 1922 and is headquartered in Oxford, the United Kingdom.

Exchange Ticker
LSE (United Kingdom) TIFS.L
Trades
Dividend Yield
1.64%
Annual Dividends
0.04GBX
Next Ex. Div Date
Aug. 15, 2024
Payout Ratio
107.43%
Dividend History paid per year (GBX)
Historical Dividends
Year Total Dividends
2024
5.33 GBX
Sept. 13, 2024 2.0445
June 21, 2024 3.2809
2023
2.84 GBX
Sept. 15, 2023 1.6749
June 23, 2023 1.1641
2022
1.77 GBX
Sept. 16, 2022 0.7186
June 23, 2022 1.0554
2021
7.57 GBX
Sept. 30, 2021 1.6600
Feb. 19, 2021 5.9100
2020
4.55 GBX
May 29, 2020 4.5510
2019
7.21 GBX
Sept. 27, 2019 2.7750
May 31, 2019 4.4334
2018
3.42 GBX
Sept. 28, 2018 2.4157
June 1, 2018 1.0051
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