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Determining
Long-Term Value
Below are key factors that we consider in determining a business’s long-term value:
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Long-term competitive advantage (low-cost producer, proprietary intellectual property, patents/trademarks, global brand)
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Business is understandable
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Barriers to entry (i.e. monopolistic or oligopolistic in nature, market share leader)
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Strong management
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Good returns on invested capital
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Ability to reinvest capital at high rate of return
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Companies that appear to be selling at a discount compared to their intrinsic value
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Great free cash flow
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Minimal capital spending
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Strong balance sheets (tangible/nontangible assets).
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Huge appreciable markets
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High switching cost to go to a competitor
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Buying power and/or pricing power
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