Piper Sandler Companies
S&P 600
$76.43
+0.42%
Delayed · cached 15 min
Fair value analysis
PIPR
Piper Sandler Companies
$76.43
Close used for this calculation
$101.75Fair value
Financial DNA Score
Profitability · Returns · Balance Sheet · Efficiency · Growth
75/100
Quality radar
Consensus fair value
$101.75
Below FV▲ +33.1% against the close used
Model range $36.80 – $141.87
The lowest and highest of the models that produced a value. This is the spread of the methods, not a price target.
Price target range & 52-week position
Bear$36.80Fair value$101.75Bull$141.87
FairClose
52-week traded range
52W low $69.9752W high $94.51
The 52-week range is measured from the stored price history, not estimated.
Valuation summary
Trading below the consensus fair value
Piper Sandler Companies closed at $76.43, 24.9% below the consensus fair value of $101.75 drawn from 9 valuation models.
Financial DNA score 75/100 — Strong. P/E of 11.9x against the 20x sector multiple the P/E model uses.
Quantitative summary only — not investment advice.
All valuation models
DCF Valuation
$105.40
+37.9%
Σ[CF×(1+g)^n/(1.10)^n] + TV/(1.10)^10
g=5.8%, r=10%, tg=3%, n=10yr
Graham Number
$52.65
-31.1%
√(22.5 × EPS × BVPS)
EPS=6.4, BVPS=19.25 · outside Graham range (P/E 11.9, P/B 4) — asset-light, treat as a rough floor
P/E Fair Value
$128.00
+67.5%
EPS × 20x (sector P/E)
EPS=6.4, Sector P/E=20x
Peter Lynch (PEG)
$36.80
-51.9%
EPS × Growth% (PEG = 1 is fair)
EPS=6.4, g=5.8%
EV/EBITDA
$114.80
+50.2%
(EBITDA × 12.9x − Net Debt) ÷ Shares
EBITDA=391.95M
Dividend Discount (DDM)
$141.87
+85.6%
D1 ÷ (r − g) where D1 = D0×(1+g)
D0=5.7, r=10%, g=5.8%
Book Value (P/B)
$66.77
-12.6%
BVPS × (ROE−g)÷(r−g) [Justified P/B — RIM-based]
BVPS=19.25, ROE=20.5%, g=5.8%, r=10%
Reverse DCF
$76.43
+0.0%
Solve for g: Price = Σ[EPS×(1+g)^n/(1.10)^n] + TV
Implied: 0.1% | Historical: 5.8%
Margin of Safety
$71.51
-6.4%
Avg(DCF, Graham, P/E) × 75% (25% safety buffer)
Avg fair value=95.35, MoS=25%
Computed on September 12, 2026 from the most recent annual report on file and that day's closing price. Where a company has seen its earnings move sharply since its last annual report, this figure will lag the market.
Educational data only. Not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.