Snap-On Incorporated DCF Stock Analysis. Buy or Sell?

Snap-On Incorporated DCF Stock Analysis. Buy or Sell?

Snap-On Incorporated DCF Stock Analysis.

Here’s my assumptions:

Risk Free Rate (10 Years Interest Rate Swap): 4.13%

Risk Premium (Taken from the Aswath Damodaran equity premium spreadsheet): 4.62%

Interest Rate Spread on The Risk free rate ( For the cost of debt calculation): 2.5%

Historical Data

Revenue growth in the last 10 years (CAGR): 3.10%

Earnings growth in the last 10 years (CAGR): 8.11%

Unlevered Free Cash Flow growth in the last 10 years (CAGR): 5.61%

Future Assumptions

End of Year FCF growth: 5%

Growth until end of 2026: 5%

Growth until end of 2034: 4%

Perpetual growth: 3%

Net Debt: -0.233B

Stock Appreciation Rights Value Assumption: $0.049B

Outstanding Stock Options Present Value Assumption: $0.359B

Assumptions used for the Black & Scholes model:

  • Stock Price: $366
  • Strike Price: $190.7
  • Time to expiration: 5.2 years
  • Risk Free Rate: 4.13%
  • Volatility: 24%

Restricted Stock Units Present Value Assumption: $0.067B

Stock Valuation based on these assumptions: $79

Last update 02/201/2026

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I don’t have a position in Snap-On Incorporated (SNA) and I don’t plan to add a position in the coming days.