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Disco Corporation (DISPF)

New York Stock Exchange Technology SemiconductorsView data quality →
52.6Fair

ValueMarkers Composite Index

Top 40%#26,653 of 44,722
Overvalued

395% above intrinsic value ($79)

UndervaluedFair ValueOvervalued
Piotroski
2/9
Weak
Beneish
-
Altman
1.57
Distress
DCF Value
$79
Overvalued
ROIC
24.2%
Strong
P/E
58.7
Growth
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Disco Corporation (DISPF) — VMCI valuation read

Disco Corporation sits at VMCI 53/100, with the Technology sector median at 50. That 3-point spread is the first thing to note on DISPF: it tells the reader the composite is favorable before any single ratio is examined, and the mid-cap tier sets the comparison set.

Form 4 disclosures on DISPF are blank for the trailing 30 days. With the insider channel offline, the EV/EBITDA delta, free-cash-flow trajectory, and the next earnings print do the talking.

**Investor frame.** The Value read on DISPF: DISPF trades at 18.0x earnings, 0% above the Technology median of 18.0x, with EV/EBITDA at 13.0x against 12.0x. The Quality read: ROIC of 12.0% sits 2.0pp above the Technology median (10.0%). The Risk read: net debt to EBITDA of 2.1x is the rate-sensitivity line to watch, anchoring the bear scenario on a measurable balance-sheet metric.

DISPF fell 1.8% over the trailing 7 days, with a -10.6% read on a 30-day basis.

Disco Corporation manufactures and sells precision cutting, grinding, and polishing machines in Japan and internationally. The company's precision machines include dicing saws, laser saws, grinders, polishers, wafer mounters, die separators, surface planers, and waterjet saws, as well as products for dicing before grinding process and package singulation. It also offers precision processing tools comprising dicing blades, grinding wheels, and dry polishing wheels; and other products, such as accessory equipment, as well as frames and cassettes, and additives for cutting waters. In addition, the company is involved in the disassembly and recycling of precision cutting, grinding, and polishing machines, as well as provides training services for the maintenance and operation of its products. Further, it leases precision machines; and purchases and sells used machines. The company was founded in 1937 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

CEO: Kazuma Sekiya4,886 employeesJPwww.disco.co.jp

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