ANS.PSE A Soriano Corp

Technology Communications Equipment Philippine Stock Exchange
16.06 PHP
Close of Oct 30, 2026
11.83 17.50
Market cap
PHP 16.2B
P/E
-
P/B
-
ROE
13.5%
Dividend yield
5.19%
Fundamental score
2.9/5

Ratios use the latest price and the current fiscal year annualized from 3 quarters up to Sep 2025.

Is ANS.PSE undervalued?

Graham number

The Graham number of A Soriano Corp cannot be estimated reliably (it needs positive earnings and book value).

Graham number = √(22.5 × EPS × book value per share): the most a defensive investor should pay according to Benjamin Graham. An estimate, not a recommendation to buy or sell. How is it calculated?

A Soriano Corp fundamental analysis

13 of 22 checks passed

ROE 1/2

Moderate return on equity (13.5%), between 10% and 20%.

ROA 1/1

Return on assets (11.6%) is above the industry median (2.5%).

Profit Consistency 2/2

Profitable for 10 consecutive years.

Earnings Growth 5Y 1/1

Earnings per share grew over the past 5 years.

Earnings Acceleration 1/1

Last year's EPS growth (83.4%) is above the 5-year average (20.9% a year).

Earnings Growth vs Industry 1/1

Last year's EPS growth (83.4%) is above the industry median (7.1%).

Revenue Growth 2/2

Revenue grew 12.8% a year over the past 3 years.

Short-term Liquidity 1/1

Current assets cover short-term liabilities.

Long-term Liabilities 1/1

Current assets cover long-term liabilities.

Debt to Equity 2/2

Low debt to equity (2.3%), 40% or less.

Debt Trend 0/1

Debt to equity has risen over the past 5 years.

Debt Coverage 1/1

Operating cash flow covers 20% of total debt.

Interest Coverage 0/1

No interest expense reported.

PE vs Market 0/1

PE is negative or not available.

PE vs Industry 0/1

PE is negative or not available.

PBV 0/1

Price to book is negative or not available.

Graham Number 0/1

Graham number needs positive earnings and book value.

PEG 0/1

PEG needs positive PE and positive 5-year earnings growth.

Dividend Yield 0/2

Dividend yield cannot be calculated.

Dividend Stability 0/2

Dividends were not paid steadily for the past 5 years.

Dividend Growth 1/1

Dividends paid grew over the past 5 years.

Payout Ratio 1/1

Payout ratio is 17.9%, covered by earnings.

Each check is worth 1 or 2 points by how much it says about the quality of the company. The score is the share of points earned, out of 5. Ask AI to explain this score

A Soriano Corp stock price

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