$184.61▲ 1.14 (0.62%)
Real-time prices · US MarketsEarnings growing 69% year-over-year on 13% revenue growth.
high leverage at 4.6× debt-to-equity.
Quality
8.2
Health
4.5
Growth
8.8
Valuation
6.7
Sentiment
4.8
Analyst Target
$195.91
▲ +6.1% from current
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Fundamentals
Trailing P/E
15.9×
price-to-earnings
Forward P/E
8.4×
next 12 months est.
Market Cap
$6.1B
market capitalization
Div Yield
0.00%
dividend yield
Profit Margin
14.0%
net profit margin
Gross Margin
73.9%
revenue minus COGS
ROE
35.6%
return on equity
Beta
0.84
vs S&P 500
52-Week Range
$125 — $204
annual min — max
EPS — Estimate vs Actual
Frequently Asked Questions
What do analysts say about WEX Inc. right now?
WEX Inc.'s Q·Score is 6.8/10 (Neutral), reflecting its current fundamentals, analyst data, and valuation metrics. Earnings growing 69% year-over-year on 13% revenue growth. Key area to monitor: high leverage at 4.6× debt-to-equity. This is an informational data summary only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before making any investment decision.
What is the analyst price target for WEX?
The consensus price target for WEX is $195.91, based on ratings from 11 Wall Street analysts. This is 6.1% above the current price of $184.61. Price targets are forward-looking estimates and not guarantees of future performance.
Is WEX overvalued or undervalued?
WEX Inc. (WEX) scores in line with sector averages on valuation metrics. Its forward P/E ratio stands at 8.4×. The consensus analyst price target of $195.91 is 6% above the current price.
What is WEX Inc.'s profit margin?
WEX Inc. has a net profit margin of 14.0%, which is solid for most industries. Its gross margin stands at 73.9%, indicating a high-margin business model.
Is WEX Inc.'s revenue growing?
WEX Inc. is reporting solid revenue growth of 12.8% year-over-year. Earnings are also growing at 68.7%, indicating improving profitability.
How much debt does WEX Inc. have?
WEX Inc. has a debt-to-equity ratio of 4.62×, reflecting a high debt-to-equity ratio, which increases financial risk especially in rising rate environments. Its current ratio is 1.03×, suggesting it should be monitored for near-term liquidity.