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To: E_K_S who wrote (76632)12/2/2024 7:06:54 PM
From: E_K_S  Respond to of 78523
 
Re: United Nat Foods (UNFI)

Same analysis for their Company Owned real estate which is mainly Distribution Centers
Market Cap = $1.51 Billion; EV = $2.76 Billion; Price/BV = 0.9x

Here is a detailed analysis of United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI) regarding its real estate holdings, debt, market capitalization, enterprise value, and price-to-book ratio.Real Estate AnalysisDistribution Centers and Warehouses
  • Total Distribution Centers: Approximately 50 across the U.S. and Canada.
  • Company-Owned Distribution Centers: Estimated at 38.
Square Footage
  • Total Square Footage of Distribution Centers: UNFI owns approximately 13 million square feet of warehouse space across its distribution centers.
Other Real Estate
  • Manufacturing and Packing Facilities: UNFI operates several manufacturing facilities; while specific square footage for these is not disclosed, it can be estimated to be around 2 million square feet based on industry standards.
Market Value of Real EstateThe estimated market value of UNFI's real estate can vary significantly based on location and market conditions. A rough estimate might place the total value of their owned distribution centers and other facilities in the range of:
  • Distribution Centers Value: Approximately $1 billion to $1.5 billion.
  • Other Real Estate Value: Approximately $200 million to $400 million.
Overall, the total estimated market value of UNFI's real estate could range from $1.2 billion to $1.9 billion.Debt Information
  • Total Debt: Approximately $1.3 billion, which indicates a significant leverage position relative to its cash reserves.
Market Capitalization and Enterprise Value
  • Current Market Price: $25.25 per share.
  • Shares Outstanding: Approximately 59.9 million, giving a market capitalization of:
    Market Capitalization=25.25×59.9˜1.51 billionMarket Capitalization=25.25×59.9˜1.51 billion
  • Enterprise Value Calculation:
    Enterprise Value=Market Cap+Total Debt-CashEnterprise Value=Market Cap+Total Debt-Cash
    Assuming cash reserves are around $54 million, the calculation would be:
    Enterprise Value=1.51 billion+1.3 billion-0.054 billion˜2.76 billionEnterprise Value=1.51 billion+1.3 billion-0.054 billion˜2.76 billion
Book Value and Price-to-Book Ratio
  • Price-to-Book Ratio: Given as 0.9x, this indicates that the stock is trading below its book value.
Summary
  • Total Company-Owned Distribution Centers: Approximately 38 out of about 50.
  • Total Square Footage of Owned Distribution Centers: Approximately 13 million sq ft.
  • Estimated Market Value of Real Estate: Between $1.2 billion and $1.9 billion.
  • Total Debt: Approximately $1.3 billion.
  • Market Capitalization: Approximately $1.51 billion.
  • Enterprise Value: Approximately $2.76 billion.
  • Price-to-Book Ratio: Approximately 0.9x.
This analysis highlights UNFI's substantial real estate holdings alongside its financial metrics, reflecting both opportunities and challenges in its operational landscape as it navigates the competitive food distribution industry.




To: E_K_S who wrote (76632)12/6/2024 9:02:28 PM
From: Mattyice1 Recommendation

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I find Target pretty interesting down here (haven't bought anything yet) If i was one of these the large institutional funds looking for a mega deal id take a serious look at Target. Yes you don't have quite the margin of safety on the real estate portfolio as Kohl's, but this company actually makes money (could easily load it up with cheap debt), brand seems to be holding up well/have longevity and their ROI has been very solid for a decade plus (outside of inflation year 2023). I find it interesting Wal Mart is worth $770b and Target is worth $60b, didn't realize there was this big of spread. I need to run the numbers more, but In a sea of overpriced nonsense this looks interesting.