
A steady mid-cap income stock with limited valuation data.
Mkt Cap
$4.74B
P/E
—
PEG
—
P/B
2.98
Dividend
4.28%
ROE
5.1%
About the business
Kenon Holdings Ltd., through its subsidiaries, operates as an owner, developer, and operator of power generation facilities in Israel and the United States. It engages in the generation and supply of electricity, and energy; development, construction, operation of power plants, and energy generation facilities using natural gas and renewable energy; and management of solar and wind energy, and conventional natural gas-fired power plants. The company was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Singapore. Kenon Holdings Ltd. is a subsidiary of Ansonia Holdings Singapore B.V.
Who would buy KEN?
Consensus 9/100 · Mixed · Investors are split.
Endorses
· 2 frameworksCurrent Ratio > 2 4.94 clears "> 2.00".
Dividend Yield > 2% 4.3% clears "> 2.0%".
Rejects
· 3 frameworksNo Form 4 filings in the last 6 months. Insider inactivity is itself weak evidence — it usually reflects blackout windows or compensation cycles rather than a view on the stock.
Insider activity from Yahoo Finance (quoteSummary: insiderTransactions + netSharePurchaseActivity). Cached 6 hours. · Insiders hold 62.5% of shares outstanding.
Net 6M: +0 sh
Price history
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Sign in to run this simulationKEN: 42% estimated probability of outperforming over the next 12M window. 1 of 6 signal families negative (low confidence). Strongest support: 92% through 52w range. Main risk to monitor: 345% above fair value.
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P/B 2.98× · FCF yield 0.7%
345% above fair value
Indicative only. Probabilities are model-implied weights for stress-testing — not forecasts.
A turnaround takes hold: margin recovers toward peer averages, revenue stabilises, and the market re-prices the asset value rather than the running earnings.
No deterioration, no surprise re-acceleration. 9% operating margin and 43% top-line growth chug along; the multiple slowly converges to the central fair-value estimate.
Sector: Utilities. MENA-aware investors can sanity-check whether the US name is offering value relative to regional peers.
| Metric | KEN | GCC median | MENA median | Global ex-US |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| P/E (TTM) | — | 13.0× | — | 14.0× |
| P/B | 2.98× | 1.60× | — | 1.60× |
| Dividend yield | 4.28% | 4.80% | — | 4.60% |
| ROE | 5.1% |
Actual EPS came in at $-1.10, but no consensus estimate was available for comparison. The print should be judged against the company's own historicals.
Without consensus, judge the print against the company's own trailing trend. Look for sequential acceleration / deceleration in revenue and margin.
Next earnings
Thu, May 28 · last actual $-1.10
P/E Ratio (TTM)
N/A
PEG Ratio
N/A
P/B Ratio
2.98
EPS Growth
-93.7%
Revenue Growth
43.1%
Debt / Equity
0.56
Net Cash / Share
$-3.72
Return on Equity
5.1%
Gross Margin
24.6%
Operating Margin
9.4%
FCF / Share
$0.61
Current Ratio
4.94
ROE > 20% is 5.1% — fails "> 20.0%".
ROE > 25% (elite) is 5.1% — fails "> 25.0%".
ROE > 15% is 5.1% — fails "> 15.0%".
Trades meaningfully above the fair-value range — limited margin of safety.
Returns are sub-cost-of-capital; quality bar not met.
Capital structure is unremarkable — neither a stress nor a tailwind.
Price action is firm and trending higher.
Behavioural read is mixed — some accumulation, some distribution.
Recent miss and / or risk patterns weigh on the catalyst path.
Among 93 historical setups with similar Prism Score and signal-agreement profiles, 46% beat the benchmark over the next 12 months, with average excess return of -1.9% / yr.
ROE 5% · Op margin 9%
D/E 0.56 · CR 4.94
Quiet
1 tracked holder · peak 14.8%
4.28% yield
92% through 52w range
EPS -94% · Rev 43%
Already-thin margins compress further on input-cost or pricing pressure; revenue softens; the market questions whether the current earnings power is structural or one-off. Multi-year drawdown plausible.
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| 9.0% |
Institutional Own.
17.7%
Insider Own.
62.5%
Dividend Yield
4.28%
Book Value / Share
$30.48
Superinvestor ownership
Held by 1 tracked superinvestor · peak weight 8.1%
Weights reflect each investor's latest 13F or factsheet snapshot. Data lags real time by 45+ days.