Assessing Victory Capital (VCTR) After New UCITS Funds Expand Its Global Growth Platform
Victory Capital Holdings (VCTR) is quietly extending its global reach by adding three new UCITS funds through its partnership with Amundi, a move that deepens its international toolkit for institutional and retail clients.
See our latest analysis for Victory Capital Holdings.
That push into more global products comes as Victory Capital’s share price, now around $64.21, has been drifting slightly lower in recent months, even though the 1 year total shareholder return of 3.94 percent and especially the 3 year total shareholder return of 160.91 percent still point to strong longer term momentum and growing investor confidence in the company’s earnings power.
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With revenue and earnings still growing double digits and the stock trading at a modest discount to analyst targets and intrinsic value estimates, is Victory Capital quietly undervalued here, or is the market already discounting its next leg of growth?
Most Popular Narrative Narrative: 12.8% Undervalued
With Victory Capital’s fair value set above its last close of $64.21 in the most followed narrative, the spotlight shifts to how aggressive those growth assumptions really are.
The strategic realization of substantial expense synergies from the recent acquisition (with $70 million already realized and an additional $40 million anticipated within the next 15 months) increases operational efficiency, which should positively impact net margins and cash flow as integration progresses.
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Result: Fair Value of $73.67 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, persistent net outflows and ongoing fee compression could quickly erode those margin gains and force investors to rethink Victory Capital’s longer term earnings power.
Find out about the key risks to this Victory Capital Holdings narrative.
Another Lens on Value
While the narrative points to upside, the current 16.1x price to earnings ratio looks rich against peers at 10.9x, even if it still sits below a 21x fair ratio and the wider industry at 25x. Is the premium a reward for growth, or a cushion that could compress?
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
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