SAICScience Applications International Corp— fair value (DCF model)
A deterministic two-stage discounted-cash-flow (DCF) estimate of this company's per-share fair value, and how far it sits above or below the current share price — with the full assumptions, a growth×discount sensitivity grid and the methodology. Every figure is engine-computed from SEC filings, delayed prices and the 10-year Treasury yield, with no LLM. This is a model estimate under disclosed assumptions, not a price target, forecast or investment advice.
The model estimates $376.12 per share — 147.3% above the current price of $152.11.
A deterministic model estimate under the disclosed assumptions (two-stage DCF over as-reported SEC figures; CAPM discount off the 10Y Treasury). NOT a price target, forecast, or investment advice — the sensitivity grid shows how the estimate moves as assumptions change.
Free-cash-flow DCF
The model estimates $376.12 per share — 147.3% above the current price of $152.11.
| Base fiscal year · base amount | FY2026 · $577.0M |
| History years | 10 |
| Historical CAGR (raw) | 9.4% |
| Growth start (year 1) | 9.4% |
| Terminal growth (Gordon) | 3.0% |
| Discount rate (CAPM) | 4.9% + β 0.60 (clamped) × 5.0% = 7.9% |
| Projection years | 10 |
| Growth ↓ / Discount → | −1pp | −0.5pp | base | +0.5pp | +1pp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| −5pp | $382.10 | $338.84 | $304.35 | $276.20 | $252.79 |
| −2.5pp | $426.03 | $377.35 | $338.53 | $306.87 | $280.55 |
| base | $474.39 | $419.71 | $376.12 | $340.58 | $311.04 |
| +2.5pp | $527.56 | $466.26 | $417.40 | $377.57 | $344.47 |
| +5pp | $585.96 | $517.35 | $462.69 | $418.12 | $381.11 |
Earnings (net-income) DCF
The model estimates $247.20 per share — 62.5% above the current price of $152.11.
| Base fiscal year · base amount | FY2026 · $358.0M |
| History years | 10 |
| Historical CAGR (raw) | 10.7% |
| Growth start (year 1) | 10.7% |
| Terminal growth (Gordon) | 3.0% |
| Discount rate (CAPM) | 4.9% + β 0.60 (clamped) × 5.0% = 7.9% |
| Projection years | 10 |
| Growth ↓ / Discount → | −1pp | −0.5pp | base | +0.5pp | +1pp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| −5pp | $251.78 | $223.13 | $200.28 | $181.64 | $166.15 |
| −2.5pp | $280.53 | $248.32 | $222.64 | $201.69 | $184.29 |
| base | $312.15 | $276.01 | $247.20 | $223.71 | $204.19 |
| +2.5pp | $346.90 | $306.42 | $274.16 | $247.86 | $226.01 |
| +5pp | $385.04 | $339.77 | $303.71 | $274.32 | $249.91 |
Model computed 2026-11-01 · Source: SEC XBRL filings + delayed price + 10Y Treasury yield · For reference only · Not investment advice
How the model works
- Two-stage DCF. Stage 1 projects ten explicit years of cash flow; stage 2 caps it with a Gordon terminal value. The model runs two variants — one over free cash flow, one over earnings (net income) — whenever each is computable.
- Dollar-level projection ÷ current shares. The company-level dollar series is projected and divided by the current share count once at the end. Dollar totals are split-immune, whereas a per-share history mixes pre/post-split bases.
- Linear growth decay. Stage-1 growth starts at the historical CAGR of the base series (clamped into 0%–20%; the raw CAGR is still disclosed) and decays linearly to the terminal rate.
- Gordon terminal growth = min(10-year Treasury yield, 3%). A company cannot outgrow the economy forever; the discount rate must clear the terminal rate by a minimum spread or the value is undefined.
- CAPM discount rate = 10-year Treasury + beta × equity-risk premium (5%). Beta is clamped into 0.6–2.0 (a degenerate regression beta destabilises the model); an unknown beta defaults to 1.0. Every clamp/default is disclosed.
- Honesty gates (absent, never fabricated): at least four annual points with positive first/last values to anchor a CAGR; banks, insurers and REITs are out of model scope (an FCF/earnings DCF structurally misfits their economics); and a result outside 1/8×–8× of the current price is withheld — the assumptions do not fit that business, so no number is shown.
- Sensitivity, not a single oracle number. A 5×5 grid over (growth-start offset × discount offset) shows how the estimate moves as the two key assumptions change — the honest presentation of model uncertainty.
This page is a deterministic model estimate under disclosed assumptions — not a price target, forecast or investment advice. Source: SEC XBRL filings, delayed prices and US Treasury yields; for reference only.