D
eciding what to do with Mivne Real Estate (K.D) shares? You’re not alone. The stock has risen 36.6% in the past year and 121.4% over five years, yet it slipped 0.5% last month. Still, it’s up 13.9% YTD in 2024, and the recent sideways move may signal a risk reassessment and consolidation of growth while the broader real‑estate optimism keeps the company buoyant. Long‑term performance suggests lasting value, but the dip reminds investors that prices can wobble.

    Is the stock undervalued? Our quick check scores Mivne 3 out of 6, meaning it is undervalued in half of the metrics we use. Before acting, examine each valuation method and consider whether a better approach exists.

    Mivne’s 36.6% return last year compares favorably with the sector. The Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model projects future cash flows and discounts them to present value. For Mivne, the trailing‑12‑month free cash flow (FCF) was ₪652.6 million. Analysts project steady growth, with FCF reaching ₪1,495 million by 2035. Using these assumptions, the DCF yields an intrinsic value of ₪12.42 per share—almost identical to the current price, implying a 0.1% discount.