Stock Valuation Comparisons
New Financial Reports Compare Southside Bancshares Valuation Against Freddie Mac And Intercorp
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Three stock-comparison articles assess Southside Bancshares against Freddie Mac and Intercorp Financial Services. Freddie Mac reports higher revenue and earnings than Southside, and analysts see substantially greater potential upside, but its shares are much more volatile; Southside trades at a lower price-to-earnings ratio and has greater institutional ownership. In the separate comparison, Intercorp has higher revenue and earnings, a lower valuation multiple, and slightly stronger analyst-implied upside than Southside, while Southside’s stock is less volatile. The articles offer point-in-time comparisons rather than a definitive investment conclusion.
Key Points
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In the Freddie Mac comparison, 55.7% of Southside Bancshares shares were held by institutional investors and 5.1% by insiders; Freddie Mac insiders held 0.1%.
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The Freddie Mac article gives the specific consensus targets behind the upside comparison: $12.38 for Freddie Mac, implying 193.94% potential upside, versus $34.75 for Southside Bancshares, implying 12.47%.
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Southside Bancshares operates as the holding company for Southside Bank and offers deposit products including savings, money-market and checking accounts, as well as certificates of deposit; its loan portfolio includes residential, home-equity, home-improvement and auto loans.
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The Intercorp comparison reports consensus targets of $62.00 for Intercorp Financial Services and $34.75 for Southside Bancshares, corresponding to potential upsides of 12.50% and 12.47%, respectively; the article also says Intercorp had the stronger consensus rating.
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