3 UK Stocks Estimated To Be Trading At Discounts Of Up To 43%
The United Kingdom's stock market has recently faced challenges, with the FTSE 100 index experiencing declines due to weak trade data from China and falling commodity prices impacting major companies. As global economic uncertainties continue to influence market performance, identifying undervalued stocks becomes crucial for investors looking to capitalize on potential opportunities. In this context, understanding which stocks may be trading at significant discounts can provide valuable insights into potentially promising investments amidst current market conditions.
Name
Current Price
Fair Value (Est)
Discount (Est)
Begbies Traynor Group (AIM:BEG)
£0.978
£1.67
41.6%
Savills (LSE:SVS)
£9.66
£16.50
41.5%
Aptitude Software Group (LSE:APTD)
£2.79
£5.15
45.8%
Property Franchise Group (AIM:TPFG)
£4.80
£8.15
41.1%
Informa (LSE:INF)
£8.012
£15.29
47.6%
Duke Capital (AIM:DUKE)
£0.28
£0.54
48%
SDI Group (AIM:SDI)
£0.752
£1.38
45.6%
Vistry Group (LSE:VTY)
£6.142
£11.37
46%
Entain (LSE:ENT)
£7.706
£14.01
45%
Deliveroo (LSE:ROO)
£1.749
£3.07
43%
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Overview: Burberry Group plc, along with its subsidiaries, is engaged in the manufacturing, retailing, and wholesaling of luxury goods under the Burberry brand, with a market cap of approximately £3.63 billion.
Operations: The company's revenue is primarily derived from its Retail/Wholesale segment at £2.40 billion, with an additional contribution of £67 million from Licensing.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 33.9%
Burberry Group is trading 33.9% below its estimated fair value of £15.29, suggesting it may be undervalued based on cash flows despite recent challenges. The company reported a net loss of £75 million for the year ended March 2025, with sales declining to £2.46 billion from £2.97 billion the previous year. While earnings are forecast to grow significantly over the next three years, recent guidance indicates a mid-teens decline in wholesale revenue for early fiscal 2026.
Our expertly prepared growth report on Burberry Group implies its future financial outlook may be stronger than recent results.
Get an in-depth perspective on Burberry Group's balance sheet by reading our health report here.
Overview: Phoenix Group Holdings plc operates in the long-term savings and retirement business in Europe, with a market cap of £6.16 billion.
Operations: The company generates revenue primarily from Retirement Solutions, which accounts for £4.46 billion.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 21.5%
Phoenix Group Holdings is trading 21.5% below its estimated fair value of £7.87, highlighting potential undervaluation based on cash flows, despite a net loss of £1.09 billion for 2024. The company anticipates becoming profitable within three years, with earnings projected to grow significantly by 94.78% annually, although revenue is expected to decline by 23.9% per year during the same period. Recent board changes include appointing Sherry Coutu as a director effective May 2025.
Our comprehensive growth report raises the possibility that Phoenix Group Holdings is poised for substantial financial growth.
Navigate through the intricacies of Phoenix Group Holdings with our comprehensive financial health report here.
Overview: Deliveroo plc operates an online food delivery platform across several countries including the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, and others, with a market cap of £2.62 billion.
Operations: The company's primary revenue segment is the operation of an on-demand food delivery platform, generating £2.07 billion.
Estimated Discount To Fair Value: 43%
Deliveroo is trading 43% below its estimated fair value of £3.07, presenting potential undervaluation based on cash flows. The company's revenue grew to £518 million in Q1 2025 and is forecasted to grow faster than the UK market at 8.2% annually. Despite significant insider selling recently, Deliveroo's earnings are expected to grow by 67.37% per year, with profitability anticipated within three years, driven by strategic developments like the proposed acquisition by DoorDash for approximately £2.7 billion.
The analysis detailed in our Deliveroo growth report hints at robust future financial performance.
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Companies discussed in this article include LSE:BRBY LSE:PHNX and LSE:ROO.
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