BK PEG Ratio
Data as of August 04, 2026
PEG Ratio
0.54
PE Ratio (TTM)
15.79
EPS (TTM)
$8.41
Sector
How It's Calculated
0.54 = 15.79 ÷ Growth Rate
What This Means
BK's PEG ratio of 0.54 is below 1, suggesting the stock may be undervalued relative to its earnings growth rate. A PEG below 1 often signals a buying opportunity.
About BK
BK (BK) is a U.S.-listed equity tracked on StockCalc. With a market capitalization of about $94.14B, it ranks as a large-cap stock — a major established company.
Shares recently traded near $156.33, within a 52-week range of $98.40 to $163.77 (-4.5% from the high, +58.9% from the low). Beta of 1.06 is broadly in line with typical market sensitivity.
Trailing profit margin is about 21.2%, signaling a solid profit margin for its industry.
Understanding This Metric
The PEG ratio adjusts the PE multiple for expected earnings growth, helping compare fast-growing and slow-growing names on a more equal footing. For BK, a PEG near 1 is often described as fairly valued relative to growth, though the growth estimate itself can change quickly with guidance revisions.
Key Takeaways
- Recent beta of 1.06 suggests market-like price sensitivity.
- Trailing profit margin of 21.2% provides context for how much earnings support the headline multiple.
- Current PEG ratio of 0.54 is updated on each trading-day refresh.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is BK's PEG ratio?
PEG adjusts PE for expected earnings growth: PEG ≈ PE ÷ earnings growth rate. BK's PEG of 0.54 is a shorthand for growth-at-a-reasonable-price comparisons.
Does PEG suggest growth at a reasonable price?
PEG below 1.0 (0.54) is often described as inexpensive relative to growth expectations — verify the growth input is realistic.
What are limitations of PEG for BK?
PEG depends on a single growth estimate, ignores balance sheet risk, and can mislead when earnings are volatile. Use it with PE, margins, and its industry peers — not as a standalone verdict.
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