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ON Semiconductor Corporation
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40.04 (-0.96%) 0.38
16.90(B)
Information Technology
Semiconductors and Semiconductor Equipment
ON Semiconductor Corporation provides intelligent sensing and power solutions in the United States and internationally. The company operates through three segments Power Solutions Group Analog and Mixed-Signal Group and Intelligent Sensing Group. The Power Solutions Group segment offers discrete module and integrated semiconductor products that perform multiple application functions including power switching signal conditioning and circuit protection. The Analog and Mixed-Signal Group segment designs and develops analogues mixed-signal power management ICs sensor interface devices power conversion signal chain and voltage regulation devices for end-users in the automotive industrial computing and mobile end-markets. The Intelligent Sensing Group segment designs and develops complementary metal oxide semiconductor image sensors image signal processors single photon detectors including silicon photomultipliers single photon avalanche diode arrays and short-wavelength infrared products as well as actuator drivers for autofocus and image stabilization for a broad base of end-users in the different end-markets. ON Semiconductor Corporation was incorporated in 1992 and is headquartered in Scottsdale Arizona.
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ON Semiconductor Corporation (ON) price target and intrinsic value estimate

ON's fair price estimate is $58.1

This valuation is based on a fair P/E of 13.3 and EPS estimates of $4.36

The median analyst price target for ON is $60.0.

Analyst price targets range from $38.0 to $85.0

Is ON overvalued or undervalued?

ON is currently trading at $40.04

ON is undervalued by 45% using the pevaluation method.

ON is undervalued by 50% compared to median analyst price targets.

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Valuation

PEvaluation

45% undervalued
Low
$43.6
Median
$58.1
High
$72.6
$40.0
Fair P/E
Margin of safety

Analyst Valuation

50% undervalued
Low
$38.0
Median
$60.0
High
$85.0
$40.0
Strong Buy3
Buy15
Hold11
Sell0
Strong Sell1

Discounted Cash Flow Valuation

N/A
Negative FCF or FCF estimates
Discount rateNaN%
Growth rate10.0%
Terminal rate7.0%
Shares outstan...ROICRevenue growthDebt/FCFAssets/Liabili...
Economic moat: None/narrow
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Overview

Market cap:$16.90(B)
Enterprise value:$17.57(B)
Total Equity:$8.81(B)
Div. yield:0.00%
P/S:2.42
P/E:10.88
P/FCF:13.95
P/B:1.92
EPS:$3.7
FCF per share:$2.9
Dividend per share:$0.0
ROIC:13.5%
ROA:11.5%
ROE:18.9%

Income (TTM)

RevenueGrossNet
Revenue$7.08(B)
Gross profit$3.22(B)
EBITDA$2.55(B)
Net income$1.57(B)
Gross margin45.4%
Operating margin26.9%
Net margin22.2%
Shares outstanding:422.05(M)

Balance sheet

Cash & ST inv.Other ST assetsLong term assetsCurrent liabilitiesLong term debtOther LT liabilitiesEquity
Total assets$14.09(B)
Current assets$6.75(B)
Total liabilities$5.28(B)
Current liabilities$1.33(B)
Cash & Short-term inv.$2.99(B)
Long-term debt$3.35(B)
Total intangibles$1.85(B)
PP&E$4.65(B)

Cash flow (TTM)

CFOCFICFF
FCF$1.21(B)
CapEx$-694.00(M)
Dividends paid$0
Stock issued$25.20(M)
Stock repurchased$-705.10(M)
Stock-based comp.$136.10(M)
Debt issued$0
Debt repaid$-2.20(M)

Per Share Data

x1
Price: $40.0
Revenue: $16.6 (2.4x | 41.4%) Gross profit: $7.62 (5.3x | 19.0%) Earnings: $3.68 (10.9x | 9.2%)
FCF: $2.87 (14.0x | 7.2%) Stock-based Comp.: $0.32 (124.2x | 0.8%) CapEx.: $1.64 (24.3x | 4.1%) Dividend: $0.00 (N/A | 0.0%)
Total Assets: $33.4 (1.2x | 83.4%) Total Liabilities: $12.5 (3.2x | 31.2%) Book Value: $20.8 (1.9x | 51.9%) Cash & ST inv.: $7.09 (5.6x | 17.7%) Debt: $7.93 (5.1x | 19.8%)
Earnings FY+1: $2.49 (16.1x | 6.2%) Earnings FY+2: $3.66 (10.9x | 9.1%) Earnings FY+3: $5.24 (7.6x | 13.1%) Earnings FY+4: $5.33 (7.5x | 13.3%) Earnings FY+5: $6.23 (6.4x | 15.6%)
FCF FY+1: $4.28 (9.4x | 10.7%) FCF FY+2: $5.03 (8.0x | 12.6%) FCF FY+3: $5.48 (7.3x | 13.7%)

Growth Estimates

Revenue

CAGR: 9.0%
FY+1FY+2FY+3FY+4FY+5
FY+1$5.97(B)
FY+2(+13.8%)$6.79(B)
FY+3(+13.6%)$7.71(B)
FY+4(+4.8%)$8.08(B)
FY+5(+4.4%)$8.44(B)

Net Income

CAGR: 22.2%
FY+1FY+2FY+3FY+4FY+5
FY+1$1.06(B)
FY+2(+45.8%)$1.55(B)
FY+3(+39.7%)$2.17(B)
FY+4(-3.9%)$2.08(B)
FY+5(+13.9%)$2.37(B)

EPS

CAGR: 25.8%
FY+1FY+2FY+3FY+4FY+5
FY+1$2.49
FY+2(+47.0%)$3.66
FY+3(+43.2%)$5.24
FY+4(+1.7%)$5.33
FY+5(+16.9%)$6.23

FCF per share

CAGR: 13.2%
FY+1FY+2FY+3
FY+1$4.28
FY+2(+17.5%)$5.03
FY+3(+8.9%)$5.48

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Historical Financials

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Income
FY2005FY2006FY2007FY2008FY2009FY2010FY2011FY2012FY2013FY2014FY2015FY2016FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024
FY2005FY2006FY2007FY2008FY2009FY2010FY2011FY2012FY2013FY2014FY2015FY2016FY2017FY2018FY2019FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024TTM5Y avg5Y CAGR
Revenue5.25(B)6.74(B)8.33(B)8.25(B)7.08(B)7.08(B)7.13(B)8%
COGS3.54(B)4.03(B)4.25(B)4.37(B)3.87(B)3.87(B)4.01(B)2%
Gross Profit1.72(B)2.71(B)4.08(B)3.88(B)3.22(B)3.22(B)3.12(B)17%
Total OpEx.1.30(B)1.35(B)1.31(B)1.27(B)1.31(B)1.31(B)1.31(B)0%
  R&D642.90(M)655.00(M)600.20(M)577.30(M)612.70(M)612.70(M)617.62(M)-1%
  SG&A537.40(M)598.40(M)631.10(M)641.50(M)649.80(M)649.80(M)611.64(M)5%
Operating Income415.20(M)1.36(B)2.76(B)2.61(B)1.90(B)1.90(B)1.81(B)46%
Interest Expense-168.40(M)-130.40(M)-94.90(M)-74.80(M)-62.30(M)-62.30(M)-106.16(M)-22%
Interest Income4.90(M)1.40(M)15.50(M)93.10(M)111.40(M)111.40(M)45.26(M)118%
Pre-tax income176.60(M)1.16(B)2.36(B)2.54(B)1.84(B)1.84(B)1.61(B)80%
Income tax59.80(M)-146.60(M)-458.40(M)-350.20(M)-262.80(M)-262.80(M)-231.64(M)N/A%
Net Income234.20(M)1.01(B)1.90(B)2.18(B)1.57(B)1.57(B)1.38(B)61%
Cash flow
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Balance sheet
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Total AssetsTotal LiabilitiesCurrent assetsCash and EquivalentsShort-term investmentsInventoriesReceivablesNon-current assetsNet PP&EIntangible AssetsGoodwillCurrent liabilitiesAccounts payableNon-current liabilitiesLong-Term DebtTotal Equity
Per share data
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Returns
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