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Posted by
Two Blokes May 24, 2025 -
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Olin's cost savings, improved military sales outlook, and recent share repurchases signal undervaluation at $19-$20 per share versus intrinsic value. Debt refinancing, cash acquisitions, and reduced restructuring costs demonstrate strong financial management and confidence in future free cash flow growth. My DCF model, based on $895M-$959M FCF and 8.1% WACC, implies a fair value of $35 per share—substantial upside potential.
