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Graham Holdings Company
GHC · NYSEDiversified / Conglomerate
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Company details
Market cap
$4.3B
P/E ratio
~6×
Div yield
0.7%
EPS (TTM)
$163
Profit margin
15%
Rev. growth
+9%
Revenue
$4.8B
Free cash flow
~$250M
In plain English
The former Washington Post Company, now a family-controlled holding company that owns a portfolio of unrelated businesses — Kaplan education (its biggest), Ourisman-style auto dealerships, home-health & specialty-pharmacy healthcare, seven local TV stations, industrial manufacturers and a grab-bag of 'other' brands (Clyde's restaurants, Framebridge). It runs like a mini-Berkshire: allocate cash, buy businesses, buy back stock.
In simple terms
What Graham Holdings Company really sells
The former Washington Post Company, now a family-controlled holding company that owns a portfolio of unrelated businesses — Kaplan education (its biggest), Ourisman-style auto dealerships, home-health & specialty-pharmacy healthcare, seven local TV stations, industrial manufacturers and a grab-bag of 'other' brands (Clyde's restaurants, Framebridge). It runs like a mini-Berkshire: allocate cash, buy businesses, buy back stock.
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Moderate
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