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Swiss Life Holding AG

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XSWX:SLHN (Switzerland)   Ordinary Shares
CHF 907 +0.20 (+0.02%) Sep 10
19.75
P/B:
4.01
Market Cap:
CHF 25.35B ($ 31.13B)
Enterprise V:
CHF 30.99B ($ 38.07B)
Volume:
37.73K
Avg Vol (2M):
45.76K
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Volume:
37.73K
Avg Vol (2M):
45.76K

Swiss Life Holding AG’s share price is CHF907. Its GF Value is CHF938.86. Based on the relationship between the current stock price and the GF Value, GuruFocus believes Swiss Life Holding AG stock is .

The GF Value represents the current intrinsic value of a stock derived from our proprietary algorithm. It is based primarily on the historical multiples of where the stocks have been traded and the future growth of the business, adjusted for the past returns and growth. The GF Value has been verified by backtesting and daily updated model portfolios.

GF Value Growth:

In addition to considering the current valuation, the growth potential of a company's value is equally important. Companies with faster growth rates tend to increase their value more quickly. Therefore, it's essential to look at the Price-to-Future GF Value ratios as well. The results are shown below:

Price: CHF907 GF Value Price/GF Value
Current CHF938.86 0.97
Next FY1 End CHF941.41 0.96
Next 12 Month CHF953.37 0.95
Next FY2 End CHF957.4 0.95
Correlation Analysis
Summary:

GuruFocus performed a correlation analysis comparing Swiss Life Holding AG's stock price with key financial metrics: revenue per share, book value per share, EPS without NRI, and operating cash flow per share.

The analysis reveals the strongest correlation between Swiss Life Holding AG's stock price and Operating Cash Flow per share, with a coefficient of 67%. This is followed by a 66% correlation with Earnings without NRI per share. Swiss Life Holding AG’s stock price shows no significant correlation with Revenue per share. Swiss Life Holding AG’s stock price shows no significant correlation with Book Value per share.

Historical Trends of Key Valuation Ratios
GF Value of Related Companies