BBB Foods (NYSE:TBBB) just posted quarterly results that turned heads, with sales jumping 37% and EBITDA margins near the top of expectations, supported by rapid store expansion and standout same store growth.
See our latest analysis for BBB Foods.
The strong quarter seems to be feeding into the narrative, with a 90 day share price return of 35.68 percent and year to date share price gains of 18.34 percent. This suggests momentum is clearly building off these growth signals.
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Yet with TBBB trading at rich multiples and only a modest discount to analyst targets, the real question is whether this growth retailer is still mispriced value or if the market is already baking in years of expansion.
With BBB Foods closing at $35.10 against a narrative fair value of about $34.91, the current price is sitting almost exactly on that implied line.
The net profit margin has fallen meaningfully from 0.96 percent to 0.73 percent, indicating more conservative assumptions on profitability.
The future P/E multiple has risen significantly from 76.6x to 86.0x, suggesting a higher valuation multiple being applied to forward earnings.
Curious why a thinner profit margin still supports such a steep future earnings multiple, and how faster top line growth factors into that math, not the mood swings of the market but the detailed revenue and earnings path behind this fair value. Want to see which specific profitability shift keeps this lofty valuation in play, and how long the narrative thinks that stretch can last.
Result: Fair Value of $34.91 (OVERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, sustained margin pressure from aggressive expansion, and any stumble in Mexico focused execution, could quickly challenge assumptions behind that premium earnings multiple.
Find out about the key risks to this BBB Foods narrative.
While the narrative lens flags BBB Foods as slightly overvalued at $34.91, the SWS DCF model comes in more optimistic, pegging fair value around $41.22, implying the shares are undervalued. If cash flows say upside and narratives say caution, which signal should investors lean on?
Look into how the SWS DCF model arrives at its fair value.
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