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HP Inc.
HPQ · NYSETechnology Hardware
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Company details
Market cap
$22B
P/E ratio
Div yield
5.0%
EPS (TTM)
$2.65
Profit margin
5%
Rev. growth
+3%
Revenue
$55B
Free cash flow
$2.9B
In plain English
HP Inc. designs and brands PCs (notebooks, desktops, workstations) and printers, then outsources the actual building to Asian contract manufacturers. Personal Systems is ~70% of its ~$55B revenue; Printing is the smaller but far more profitable business, milked for cash through high-margin ink and toner Supplies. It is a low-growth, deeply cash-generative value stock that returns most of its money via buybacks and a ~5% dividend.
In simple terms
What HP Inc. really sells
HP Inc. designs and brands PCs (notebooks, desktops, workstations) and printers, then outsources the actual building to Asian contract manufacturers. Personal Systems is ~70% of its ~$55B revenue; Printing is the smaller but far more profitable business, milked for cash through high-margin ink and toner Supplies. It is a low-growth, deeply cash-generative value stock that returns most of its money via buybacks and a ~5% dividend.
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