Are These FTSE Stocks Trading Below Fair Value in the fts100 Today?

May 20, 2025 05:08 PM BST | By Team Kalkine Media
 Are These FTSE Stocks Trading Below Fair Value in the fts100 Today?
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Highlights

  • Burberry Group's valuation appears below its estimated fair value based on cash flow analysis

  • Deliveroo and Entain are among several FTSE-listed stocks trading at notable estimated discounts

  • Ongoing macroeconomic pressures, including global trade data and commodity prices, continue to affect fts100 today

The UK's FTSE indices, including the fts100 today, have recently faced pressure due to external economic data and commodity price movements. This market environment has prompted a closer focus on listed companies whose current trading levels diverge significantly from cash flow-based valuation estimates. Among the FTSE and AIM constituents, several businesses show notable differences between their current share prices and estimated fair values.

Luxury Retail in Focus: Burberry Group (LSE:BRBY)

Burberry Group operates in the luxury goods sector and is known globally for its fashion offerings. The business derives most of its revenue from the Retail and Wholesale segments, with licensing activities contributing a smaller portion. For the financial year ending March, Burberry posted revenue of just over two billion pounds in retail and wholesale, and its licensing segment accounted for a smaller share.

The company reported a net loss in the latest financial year, and overall sales declined compared to the previous period. Despite these reported figures, Burberry’s trading price remains well below its fair value estimate based on cash flow assessments. Additionally, early guidance for the next fiscal year includes expectations of a mid-teens decline in wholesale activity. These developments continue to shape the broader sentiment around the company.

E-commerce and Delivery: Deliveroo (LSE:ROO)

Deliveroo operates in the consumer services sector, offering online food delivery across multiple international markets. The company's performance has fluctuated in recent periods due to shifting consumer patterns and margin pressures. Deliveroo's market price is currently estimated to be below its fair value as calculated from its underlying cash flows.

With the wider food delivery sector navigating post-pandemic normalization and cost adjustments, Deliveroo’s operational footprint and strategic recalibrations remain under scrutiny. Despite broader sector challenges, its estimated discount to intrinsic value has brought attention to its trading status among FTSE constituents.

Gaming and Entertainment: Entain plc (LSE:ENT)

Entain functions within the entertainment and gaming sector and owns a diversified portfolio of sports betting and gaming brands. The company has expanded its international presence in both online and retail platforms. Entain’s shares are presently priced below the estimated fair value based on projected cash flow metrics.

Several developments have influenced Entain’s market activity, including regulatory changes in various jurisdictions and updates on digital growth strategies. The company's overall valuation metrics, when measured through estimated cash generation, point toward a noteworthy difference from its market pricing.

Broader Context Across FTSE and AIM Listings

Other listed companies showing a similar trend of estimated discount to fair value include real estate specialists, information service providers, and software firms. Examples of such firms include Savills, Aptitude Software Group, and Informa. These businesses represent varied sectors but share the common theme of trading at levels notably below their fair value estimates.

The overall backdrop of weaker international trade data, particularly from key export markets, along with declines in commodity prices, has impacted sectors such as mining, real estate, and luxury retail. As a result, the fts100 today has reflected this volatility, creating a landscape where some stocks are being monitored for their valuations based on fundamentals like cash flows.

Among the broader FTSE indices, companies that span property services, corporate finance, and publishing have also shown similar pricing dynamics. These trends are prompting closer evaluation of earnings reports, operational guidance, and reported revenues, especially as market conditions remain affected by global economic data and regional sector developments.


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