Sunday, June 18, 2017

KR’s Uniform Adjusted EPS’ is not as strong as traditional metrics suggest, and as such, valuations are more expensive than investors may realize

  • KR’s profitability is materially distorted by accounting for operating leases and long-lived assets

  • As such, their UAFRS EPS’ is expected to remain below as-reported EPS, reaching only $2.05 in 2017

  • After making the appropriate UAFRS adjustments, KR is trading at an 23.7x Uniform P/E, which implies a PEG ratio of 2.0x+, indicating longer-term underperformance may be justified

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Submitted June 18, 2017 at 09:40PM by Valens_Research http://ift.tt/2ruueO5

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