Berkshire Hathaway shares may trade about 33.8% below an intrinsic value estimate of $774 per share, according to a Simply Wall St analysis using an Excess Returns model. The model applies a cost of equity of $39,918.67 per share to a stable EPS of $63,627.66 per share, yielding an excess return of $23,709.00 per share, and points to a fair value well above the current price around $512. On a price-to-earnings basis, the stock trades at 15.2 times, below a tailored fair P/E of 17.7 times and a broader peer average of 24.0 times, while screening as undervalued in five of six valuation tests. The completed acquisition of Taylor Morrison adds a larger homebuilding platform, though integration and housing cycle risks remain key factors for realizing that value.
Berkshire Hathaway IncSimply Wall St analysis estimates stock is 33.8% undervalued, with fair value $774 vs current ~$512, and trades below peer P/E.
Taylor Morn HomeAcquired by Berkshire Hathaway; integration and housing cycle risks mentioned as key factors for realizing value.