AMCR Price Forecast Based on Dividend Discount Model

A technique commonly used by dividend investors to value dividend-issuing stocks is the Dividend Discount Model (DDM), which seeks to determine a fair share price based on the dividend provided by the company relative to a number of other company-specific factors. As for AMCR, the dividend discount model StockNews created for the company implies a positive return of 22.18%. Digging deeper, the aspects of Amcor plc's dividend discount model that we found most interesting were:

• In comparison to other stocks in the Consumer Cyclical sector, Amcor plc offers a higher dividend yield than 91.39% of them.
• If we compare the valuation opportunity a dividend discount model provides relative to other dividend stocks in the Consumer Cyclical sector, Amcor plc's expected return of 22.18% is higher than 89.4% of its fellow sector mates.
• Out of all stocks in our universe of US-listed dividend-issuing stocks, AMCR has a discount rate lower than 89.4% of them (a lower discount rate is associated with lower risk).
• AMCR's annual revenue, now at roughly $12 billion US dollars, classifies the stock in the large-sized revenue class -- and relative to other dividend issuers in this class, the growth rate of its dividend is greater than that of 90.97% of them.

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