Risk factor
Very poor trading liquidity
Profitability factor
Undervalued vs peers
About
San Miguel Corporation is a global conglomerate with a diverse portfolio spanning food and beverage, packaging, energy, fuel and oil, infrastructure, cement, and banking. Its Food and Beverage division covers the entire supply chain, from animal feeds, poultry, and livestock farming to the processing and distribution of various meat products. It also manufactures and sells a wide range of food items, including flour, bakery ingredients, dairy products like butter, cheese, milk, and ice cream, as well as snacks, oils, and condiments. The company imports and markets coffee products and produces both alcoholic (fermented, malt-based, gin, wine, brandy, rum, vodka) and non-alcoholic beverages. The Packaging division offers a wide array of products, from glass and PET bottles (including recycling services) and plastic/metal closures to corrugated cartons, woven polypropylene, kraft sacks, paperboards, aluminum cans, and various other flexible and industrial packaging materials. This segment also provides comprehensive services, including packaging research, development, and consultation, contract packaging, graphic design, and specialized leasing of crates and pallets, along with PET bottle filling and trading activities. In the Energy sector, San Miguel is involved in power generation, distribution, and retail. Its Fuel and Oil operations encompass refining and marketing petroleum products. The Infrastructure segment undertakes the construction and development of critical projects, including toll roads, airports, railways, and bulk water systems. Beyond these core areas, the company is active in real estate development, management, and sales, and manufactures and sells cement. Established in 1890 and headquartered in Mandaluyong City, Philippines, San Miguel Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Top Frontier Investment Holdings, Inc.
Company Valuation
Considering past and projected metrics, the stock is 'cheaper' than its peers. In particular, the stock is underpriced on P/E, 'cheap' on EV/EBITDA, undervalued on P/FCF.