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Equifax EFX Ratios & Valuation

FY'25FY'24FY'23FY'22
Profitability
Gross margin224.1%+1.8pp222.3%-0.7pp223%-11.4pp234.4%-3.2pp
Operating margin73.4%+1.1pp72.3%+2.4pp69.9%-18.0pp88%+2.2pp
Net margin43.6%+1.8pp41.8%-0.7pp42.5%-14.5pp56.9%-2.1pp
EBITDA margin121.5%+1.6pp119.9%+3.2pp116.7%-13.6pp130.3%+5.8pp
Free cash flow margin65.3%+12.6pp52.7%
Returns
Return on equity53.3%+2.1pp51.2%-2.5pp53.8%-26.2pp79.9%-8.2pp
Return on assets21.4%+2.2pp19.2%+0.5pp18.7%-8.4pp27.1%-1.9pp
Return on invested capital32.9%+2.2pp30.7%+2.2pp28.5%-13.1pp41.7%-5.9pp
Efficiency
Asset turnover+0.1×1.8×+0.1×1.8×-0.1×1.9×-0.1×
Liquidity
Current ratio-0.2×3.2×-0.5×3.7×+1.3×2.4×-1.1×
Quick ratio-0.2×3.2×-0.5×3.7×+1.3×2.4×-1.1×
Cash ratio0.4×-0.2×0.5×-0.1×0.6×+0.2×0.4×-1.3×
Leverage
Debt-to-equity-0.5×4.6×-0.9×5.4×-0.6×+0.6×
Debt-to-assets1.7×-0.1×1.8×-0.2×1.9×-0.1×+0.2×
Net debt / EBITDA10.6×-1.8×12.5×-2.3×14.8×+1.5×13.3×+2.7×
Interest coverage20×+3.1×16.9×+0.8×16.1×-11.8×27.9×+0.3×
Per Share
Book value per share$157.54+3.8%$151.79+10.0%$138.01+10.9%$124.48+10.6%
Valuation
Market capitalization$121.07B-7.7%$131.16B+22.8%$106.8B+10.9%$96.28B-18.4%
Enterprise value$140.09B-7.7%$151.75B+17.7%$128.97B+8.8%$118.5B-11.2%
Price / earnings188.7×-39.2×227.9×+31.3×196.6×+65.0×131.7×-37.9×
Price / sales20.6×-3.2×23.8×+3.0×20.8×+2.0×18.8×-6.3×
Price / book24.6×-3.0×27.7×+2.7×25×-0.1×25.1×-8.7×
EV / EBITDA78.3×-13.5×91.8×+5.6×86.1×+15.2×70.9×-19.9×
EV / sales23.8×-3.7×27.5×+2.4×25.1×+2.0×23.1×-5.3×
Free cash flow yield12.9%+4.0pp8.9%
Earnings yield8.6%+1.5pp7.1%-1.2pp8.3%-4.0pp12.3%+2.8pp
Dividend yield2.8%+0.5pp2.4%-0.5pp2.9%-0.3pp3.2%+0.6pp
PEG ratio17.5×

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Questions, answered.

What are Equifax's profit margins?
Equifax (EFX) runs a 56.1% gross margin and a 18.3% operating margin, with a 11.1% net margin.
Where do Equifax's ratios come from?
Every ratio is computed from Equifax's SEC filings — trailing-twelve-month flows over period-end balances. Valuation multiples combine those fundamentals with market data, recomputed each period. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any ratio for its full history and peer comparisons.