One-glance verdict
$214.10 our estimate vs market $90.47
Wall Street consensus: $88.00 (-58.9% lower than our fair-value estimate)
58% below our estimate, below the bear case
Fundamentals snapshot
SPB · NYQ · Consumer Defensive · Household & Personal Products
Current price
$90.47
52-week range
$49.99 - $92.27
Market cap
$2.08B
One-glance verdict
Wall Street consensus: $88.00 (-58.9% lower than our fair-value estimate)
58% below our estimate, below the bear case
Balance sheet
Net debt $600.40M. Interest coverage shows how many times profit covers the interest bill.
What stands out
What this company does
Spectrum Brands is a company that makes many familiar household products, splitting its business into three main areas: home appliances like Black & Decker and George Foreman, pet supplies like Tetra and Nature's Miracle, and garden care like Spectracide and Cutter bug spray. It earns money by selling these everyday items in big retail stores and online. Because its sales are spread across so many different types of essential products, the company is not overly reliant on a single hit item, which can help keep its business steady even if one area has a slow quarter.
Spectrum Brands started as a battery company called Rayovac way back in 1906. For a long time, that was its main business. Around 2005, the company began a major transformation, buying companies in completely different areas like pet supplies and lawn care, and changing its name to Spectrum Brands. Over the next decade, it bought and sold many businesses, including adding small appliance brands like Russell Hobbs. Recently, it has focused on simplifying, selling its battery business to Energizer in 2019 and its hardware and home improvement division (which included things like door locks and faucets) in 2023. These moves have reshaped it into the more focused company it is today, centered on pets, home and garden, and personal care products.
Spectrum Brands makes and sells a wide variety of common household products that you would find in big retail stores or online. You might recognize their brands without knowing they are all part of the same company. They make everything from Black & Decker coffee makers and George Foreman grills to Remington hair straighteners. The company also sells popular pet care items like Tetra fish food and Nature's Miracle stain removers, as well as lawn and garden products like Spectracide weed killer and Cutter insect repellent.
This part of the business sells small appliances for your kitchen and grooming products for you. When you see a Russell Hobbs toaster, a George Foreman grill, or a Black & Decker blender, you're looking at one of their products. This segment also includes personal grooming tools like Remington brand hair dryers and electric shavers. This is one of the company's largest business lines, making up a significant portion of its total sales.
This is the company's division dedicated to pet owners. It sells a huge range of supplies for fish, dogs, cats, and other small animals. For aquarium hobbyists, they own well-known brands like Tetra and Marineland, which sell fish food, tanks, and filters. For dog and cat owners, they offer everything from treats under brands like DreamBone and Dingo to grooming tools from FURminator and clean-up products like Nature's Miracle. This segment is a major part of the company's business, roughly similar in size to the Home and Personal Care division.
This segment helps people take care of their yards and deal with pests. It sells products for outdoor insect and weed control, such as Spectracide and Garden Safe. It also makes well-known household pest control products like Hot Shot and Black Flag, and personal insect repellents like Cutter and Repel. While important, this is the smallest of the company's three main business areas.
Management's main goal is to simplify the company and focus on its pet and garden businesses. They have a long-term plan to separate the Home and Personal Care appliance business to become a company purely focused on pet care and home and garden products. A recent step in this direction was bringing in an outside investment firm to take a stake in the appliance unit, which helps set it up as a more independent business. The company also plans to use its cash to buy other companies, especially in the pet care industry, to help it grow.
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Is it cheap or expensive?
Wall Street consensus is the average analyst price target: $88.00 (-58.9% lower than our fair-value estimate).
Our most-likely fair value is $214.10 a share — about 136.6% above today's price of $90.47, so the stock currently looks cheap (undervalued).
Is it drowning in debt?
Net debt $600.4M. Interest coverage 5.0x.
Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc.'s profit covers its interest bill about 5.0 times over. which is stronger than most peers shown here.
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