Wesfarmers Limited (WFAFF)
NEUTRALFundamental
64
Preço
$82.69
Capitalização de Mercado
$93.49B
Parte 1 · Quanto vale a empresa
Visão Geral
Wesfarmers is an Australian conglomerate that owns a group of separately run retail and industrial businesses rather than making one product itself. Its best-known chains are Bunnings (hardware and home improvement), Kmart and Target (discount department stores) and Officeworks (office and stationery retail), alongside a health and pharmacy retail arm and a chemicals, energy and fertiliser manufacturing business, WesCEF. Each business keeps its own brand, stores and management, competing separately in its own market.
Como gera receita
Revenue is largely ordinary retail sales — customers paying at the checkout in thousands of Bunnings, Kmart, Target and Officeworks stores and online across Australia and New Zealand — plus industrial sales of chemicals, explosives and fertiliser to mining and farming customers. Bunnings and Kmart Group are by far the largest contributors, each generating tens of billions of Australian dollars a year; Officeworks and WesCEF are considerably smaller. Profit depends mainly on how well each division executes in its own market, not a single group-wide driver.
Vantagem competitiva
Marca · EstreitaBunnings, by far the group's largest earner, is Australia's dominant home-improvement retailer, with a scale of stores and supplier relationships that a new entrant would take years to match, and a brand many Australian households default to without comparison shopping. That advantage is real for Bunnings but does not automatically extend to Wesfarmers' other, less dominant retail chains.
O que impulsiona a procura
Moderadamente cíclicoThe group mixes defensive and discretionary demand: home-improvement and pharmacy spending tend to hold up reasonably well in a downturn, while discount department store sales at Kmart and Target and office-supplies sales at Officeworks are more sensitive to household budgets. WesCEF's chemicals and fertiliser business adds exposure to commodity prices and agricultural cycles that have little to do with Australian consumer spending at all.
Os argumentos a favor
Buyers argue that spreading across several leading retail brands and an industrial chemicals business smooths out a downturn in any single one, that Bunnings' scale advantage keeps compounding profit growth, and that FY2025's double-digit profit rise across most divisions shows the model still working.
Os argumentos contra
Sellers worry that a conglomerate this size is hard to grow quickly from its current base, that WesCEF's earnings already fell as commodity prices weakened, and that discretionary chains like Kmart, Target and Officeworks remain exposed to a slowdown in Australian household spending.
Written by the editors, published on 18 de agosto de 2026
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Balanço & Liquidez
Receita
$46.46B
Últimos 12 meses até o último trimestre divulgado — estimativa a partir de métricas por ação
Resultado Líquido
$3.06B
Últimos 12 meses até o último trimestre divulgado — estimativa a partir de métricas por ação
Fluxo de Caixa Livre
$3.42B
Capital Próprio Total
$9.19B
Passivo Total
$18.79B
Rácio de Liquidez
1.19
Cobertura de Juros
24.34
Dívida/EBITDA
2.10
Resultados Por Ação
Receita & Resultado Líquido
Fluxo de Caixa Livre
Decomposição dos Resultados
Demonstração histórica
Margens ao longo do tempo
A dívida ao longo do tempo
Quanto pesa a dívida
Grelha do crescimento
Crescimento — Receitas
Estimativa de Valor Justo
Valor Justo
$78.09
Preço Atual
$82.69
Margem de Segurança
-5.9%
Intervalo de Valor Justo
$65.12 - $91.07
Métodos de Estimativa
Métricas de Avaliação
Rácio P/E
30.50
ROE
31.8%
Rácio P/B
11.90
P/FCF
27.32
Margem Bruta
34.3%
ROIC
15.4%
Radar de Rentabilidade
Value Creation (Economic Moat)
ROIC
15.4%
WACC
7.6%
ROIC − WACC
+7.7 pp
ROIC exceeds the cost of capital — the company is creating value for shareholders.
Critérios de Análise Fundamental
Aprovado (17)
- EPS shows upward trend
- EPS CAGR 7.48%
- Price CAGR 11.14%
- ROIC 15.4%
- Gross Margin 34.3%
- P/FCF 27.32
- Debt/Equity ratio
- Operating Margin 10.0%
- Positive Free Cash Flow
- Current Ratio
- Interest Coverage
- Debt/EBITDA
- ROE 35.9%
- Revenue Growth 5Y 8.2%
- Share Dilution 0.1%
- Net Margin Trend 6.4% vs 5.8%
- Piotroski F-Score 6/9
Reprovado (7)
- P/B Ratio 11.90
- CapEx intensity
- Price below Graham Number
- DCF valuation (Overvalued)
- Analyst Consensus 5% Buy
- Earnings Surprise avg 1.1%
- PEG Ratio 2.89
Indisponível (4)
- Dividend Payout NaN%
- Return on Tangible Assets
- Low reliance on intangibles
- Earnings Quality (OCF/Net Income)
Piotroski F-Score
Sinais mistos: algumas áreas requerem atenção
Qualidade dos Resultados
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Diluição de Ações
Número de ações estável
Governação
Equipa Executiva
| Nome | Cargo | Idade |
|---|---|---|
| Mr. Robert Geoffrey Scott | MD, CEO & Director | 55 |
| Mr. Anthony Natale Gianotti | Chief Financial Officer | 56 |
| Ms. Aleksandra Spaseska | CFO & Managing Director of Kmart Group | - |
| Mr. Michael Schneider | MD of Bunnings Group and MD of Bunnings Australia & New Zealand | 54 |
| Dan Harloe | Investor Relations Manager | - |
| Ms. Maya vanden Driesen | Group General Counsel | - |
| Rebecca Keenan | Media & Public Affairs Manager | - |
| Ms. Jennifer Bryant | Chief Human Resources Officer | - |
| Ms. Marina Joanou | Managing Director of Target | - |
| Damian McGloughlin | Managing Director of BUKI | - |
Risco de Auditoria
4
Risco do Conselho
2
Risco de Remuneração
3
Risco dos Direitos dos Acionistas
1
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