Gaming and Leisure Properties,
GLPI acquires, finances, and owns real estate property to lease to gaming operators. Leases are triple-net, where tenants pay maintenance, insurance, taxes, and utilities. Tenants are responsible for facility upkeep, insurance, and other services necessary for their businesses.
Overview
Strengths
- Current Price to Earnings Ratio (15.27) is lower than the sector mean (89.04).
- Price to book ratio (2.81) is lower than the sector mean (30.29).
- EV/EBIT (16.62) is lower than the sector mean.
- Price to free cash flow (11.60) is lower than the sector mean.
- Strong EBITDA Margin of 94.43%.
Weaknesses
- With a depreciation Potential of -60.46%, based on our fundamental analysis, it suggests the stock may be overvalued.
Key Financial Data