National Presto Industries, Inc. — Key Metrics
2 years of history · ending 2025-12-31 · SEC EDGAR
Forensics
Three classic accounting-quality scores. F-Score (0-9, higher = better fundamentals); M-Score (>-1.78 flags possible manipulation); Z-Score (>2.99 = safe, <1.81 = distressed). Use together — single-score readings are noisy.
F-Score (Piotroski 0-9)
Turnover & Efficiency Analysis (days)
Expense Ratios
Working Capital Analysis
52-Week Range
Trailing Returns
ROIC vs WACC
EPS (Diluted)
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Book Value Per Share
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Free Cash Flow Per Share
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Cash Per Share
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Revenue Per Share
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OCF Per Share
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Return on Equity
8.7%
Return on Assets
6.9%
Return on Invested Capital
8.3%
Current Ratio
4.24
Quick Ratio
1.01
Asset Turnover
1.06
Days Sales Outstanding
61.64
Days Payables Outstanding
39.64
Days Inventory On Hand
264.76
Cash Conversion Cycle
286.77
Capex / Revenue
5.4%
Working Capital
$308M
Net Current Asset Value
$297M
Invested Capital
$395M
OCF / Net Income
-0.28
FCF / Net Income
-1.09
Accruals Ratio (Sloan)
8.4%
Net Debt
$-4M
Net Debt / EBITDA
-0.09
Dividend Coverage
-1.28
Capex Coverage
-0.34
Tangible Common Equity
$373M
TCE / Total Assets
74.6%
Goodwill / Total Assets
3.9%
NOPAT
$32M
Cash ROIC
-9.5%
WC / Revenue
61.2%
Capex / D&A
7.47
Reinvestment Rate
58.2%
Total Payout Ratio
21.6%
Asset Growth vs Revenue Growth
-19.3%
Revenue 5Y CAGR
7.4%
EPS 5Y CAGR
-6.8%
FCF 5Y CAGR
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EBITDA 5Y CAGR
-5.8%
Book Value 5Y CAGR
1.1%
Stock Price (FY-end)
$106
Dividend Per Share
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DPS YoY Growth
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Operating Leverage
-0.37
Graham Number
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Shares Variation (YoY)
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Beta (5Y)
0.61
Cost of Equity
7.6%
52W High
$119
52W Low
$80
Trailing Return 1Y
11.0%
Trailing Return 5Y
53.7%
F-Score (Piotroski)
2.00
Earnings Forecasts
Per-quarter consensus estimates + actuals + beat/miss surprise. Sourced from Finnhub (Wall Street consensus aggregation).
Source caveat: Finnhub free tier returns the consensus mean only — analyst high / low / dispersion + analyst counts require a paid plan. A "$5.00 consensus" line above could mean "20 analysts at exactly $5" (high conviction) or "10 at $5.50, 10 at $4.50" (split). Treat single-line consensus accordingly.