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For Phoenix Financial, the investment case really comes down to whether you buy into a story of strong profitability, active capital returns and a still-evolving risk profile. The latest quarter’s higher net income and EPS reinforce that earnings power, but the completion of the ₪170 million buyback and a fresh ₪320 million dividend also matter for near term catalysts, as they underline management’s willingness to return cash after a very large one off gain earlier in the year. At the same time, the newly announced dividend is smaller than earlier 2025 payouts, which may cool expectations for rapid capital distributions from here. Given the already very strong share price run and volatile trading, these results look supportive but not transformational for the biggest risks: quality and durability of earnings, balance sheet leverage and board oversight.
However, one area investors should really understand is how much recent profits rely on one off items. Phoenix Financial's shares are on the way up, but they could be overextended by 42%. Uncover the fair value now.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Phoenix Financial - why the stock might be worth as much as ₪148.00!
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