W
hile Sirius Real Estate Limited (LON:SRE) may not have the largest market cap, its share price has risen 25% in recent months on the LSE. This surge has brought the company closer to its yearly peak, prompting questions about whether it's still undervalued. With many analysts covering the stock, any price-sensitive announcements are likely already factored into the share price.

    However, our analysis suggests Sirius Real Estate is trading at a relatively cheap price compared to its peers in the Real Estate industry. Using the price-to-earnings (PE) ratio, we find that SRE's 9.53x multiple is below the industry average of 15.71x. This indicates the stock may be undervalued.

    While Sirius Real Estate's beta suggests its share price will be more volatile than the market, this could also create a buying opportunity in bearish times. However, investors seeking growth should note that the company's earnings growth is expected to be relatively muted at 0.9%. Despite this, SRE's current valuation makes it an attractive option for those looking to increase their holdings or buy into the stock.