Is Blumar stock undervalued?
No
Blumar looks expensive: you pay CLP 33.15 for every CLP 1 of yearly profit, above the 30 that usually counts as expensive.
The numbers behind it
Price / earnings (P/E)33.2×Similar companies: 19.5×
Price / free cash flow115,906.8×What you pay for each CLP 1 of cash it generates in a year
Earnings yield3.0%Yearly profit as a share of the price
Sales growth+2.6% a yearAcross the last yearly reports, up to five years. Fast growth can justify a higher price
How we decide
We compare the price with yearly profit (P/E). Under 15 counts as cheap, 15 to 30 as fair, above 30 as expensive and above 60 as priced for perfection. Free cash flow and growth sit next to it, because a fast grower can deserve a higher price.
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Data as of Nov 13, 2026.