One-glance verdict
$17.68 our estimate vs market $9.11
48% below our estimate, below the bear case
Fundamentals snapshot
EVTZF · PNK · Technology · Communication Equipment
Current price
$9.11
52-week range
$8.65 - $14.72
Market cap
$689.79M
One-glance verdict
48% below our estimate, below the bear case
Balance sheet
Net debt $7.32M. Interest coverage shows how many times profit covers the interest bill.
What stands out
What this company does
Evertz Technologies provides the complex behind-the-scenes equipment and software that powers TV networks, live sports broadcasts, and streaming services. The company makes its money by selling these essential tools to media companies, which is important as the industry constantly needs to upgrade for things like internet streaming and higher-quality video.
Evertz began its journey in 1966, originally creating specialized equipment for the film industry, like tools for captioning. A major turning point came in 1997 when a new team took over and reshaped the company. To grow, it has since acquired (bought) several other companies with specific technologies, like those for routing video signals, managing media, and even a famous brand in audio equipment called Studer. This strategy of buying other companies has helped it become a comprehensive provider for the broadcast industry.
Think about a live sports broadcast: Evertz makes the complex behind-the-scenes hardware and software that gets the video and audio from the stadium to your TV or phone. Their equipment handles everything from switching between cameras and showing instant replays to managing the entire workflow for television networks and streaming services. Their customers are the big media companies, sports leagues, and broadcasters who need reliable technology to create and deliver high-quality video content to audiences around the world.
This is the company's traditional and largest business, focused on selling physical hardware. It includes a wide range of products like routers that direct video and audio signals, processors that ensure high-quality pictures, and the equipment needed for live production trucks and broadcast studios. Customers make large, one-time purchases for this equipment when they are building or upgrading their facilities. This part of the business is project-based and can be lumpy, meaning sales can vary a lot from one quarter to the next depending on when big projects happen.
This is a newer and rapidly growing part of the company, making up nearly half of its sales. Instead of a one-time hardware sale, this segment focuses on selling software subscriptions and ongoing support services. This includes tools that help media companies manage their content, automate their workflows, and deliver video over the internet (streaming). This creates recurring revenue (predictable income that comes in regularly, like a monthly subscription), which makes the company's financial performance more stable over time.
The company's leadership is focused on the industry's big shift away from traditional broadcast cables to systems based on the internet, often called 'IP' or 'cloud-based' workflows. They are heavily investing in software that allows customers to manage their video production more flexibly and remotely. A key goal is to continue growing their recurring revenue from these software and service subscriptions, as it provides a more predictable financial foundation. They are also focused on technology for the next generation of video, such as ultra-high-definition 4K and 8K, to meet the demands of content creators for higher quality.
Price history
Is it cheap or expensive?
Our most-likely fair value is $17.68 a share — about 94.1% above today's price of $9.11, so the stock currently looks cheap (undervalued).
Is it drowning in debt?
Net debt $7.3M. Interest coverage 58.3x.
Evertz Technologies Limited's profit covers its interest bill about 58.3 times over. which is stronger than most peers shown here.
Total debt $20.66M Interest coverage 58.26x This is the baseline the peer rows are being compared against.
Total debt $130.12M Interest coverage 4.48x -92% vs EVTZF Carries about 13.0x less debt cushion than EVTZF.
Total debt $1.34B Interest coverage 6.81x -88% vs EVTZF Carries about 8.6x less debt cushion than EVTZF.
Total debt $41.37M Interest coverage 74.68x +28% vs EVTZF Carries about 1.3x more debt cushion than EVTZF.
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