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Global Payments' share price has dropped despite steady growth and margin improvements, leading to undervaluation. The company's financial performance shows steady top-line growth, margin improvements, and manageable debt levels, with potential for further growth in LatAm. Acquisition of EVO Payments expected to drive future profitability and efficiency, with potential for cross-selling and revenue growth in LatAm and Asia.
Global Payments (GPN) rolls out enhanced payment and new automation capabilities aimed to enhance the productivity of medical practices.
Value investing is essentially about selecting stocks that are usually cheap but fundamentally sound. GTN, ODP, PSFE and GPN boast low P/CF ratios.
Global Payments has suffered from a painful one-two punch of slower growth in the face of intense fintech competition and a derating from growth stock multiples. There is potential for GPN shares to rebound, with tech-enabled offerings supporting merchant payment processing growth, as well as growth opportunities from B2B payments and bank-issued credit cards. Mid-single-digit revenue growth and mid-20%s FCF margins can support a fair value of $130.
The large number of unbanked individuals and small businesses across the Asia Pacific region present a significant opportunity for Global Payments (GPN) to expand its network.
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Value investing is essentially about selecting stocks that are cheap but fundamentally sound. ODP, PSFE, GPN & APTV boast a low P/CF ratio.
Investors looking for stocks in the Financial Transaction Services sector might want to consider either Global Payments (GPN) or MasterCard (MA). But which of these two companies is the best option for those looking for undervalued stocks?