A Discounted Cash Flow analysis by Simply Wall St estimates New York Times shares are undervalued by 24.6%, with an intrinsic value of US$94.02 per share compared to a recent close of US$70.88. The model projects free cash flow of US$564.6 million in 2026 and US$631.0 million in 2030, based on the latest twelve-month free cash flow of about US$544.7 million. However, the stock trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 30.01 times, above the Simply Wall St Fair Ratio of 21.05 times and the media industry average of 24.72 times, indicating overvaluation on that metric. The article also presents bull and bear case narratives, with fair values of US$95.00 and US$60.00 respectively, reflecting differing assumptions about digital subscription growth and valuation multiples.
New York Times CompanyDCF analysis suggests 24.6% undervaluation with intrinsic value $94.02 vs $70.88 close.