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Science Applications (85S) Stock Price & Analysis

85S Stock Chart & Stats

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Average Volume (3M)
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Market Cap
CHF 5.24B
Enterprise Value
CHF 7.59B
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
CHF 126.00M
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
CHF 2.71B
Price to Earnings (P/E)
17.6
Beta
0.17
Next Earnings
Dec 07, 2026 (Est.)
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
0.94%

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Strong Cash Generation

SAIC generates substantial cash relative to reported earnings, supporting earnings quality and internally funded operations. This gives management flexibility to invest in capabilities, return capital, and manage contract-related working-capital needs over the next several quarters.

Federal Mission Positioning

SAIC serves complex federal missions across systems integration, modernization, cloud, cybersecurity, analytics, and operations support. This broad technical offering and established agency focus can support recurring program work and sustain relevance as government customers modernize critical systems.

Leadership Strengthening

The planned executive transition adds experienced leadership in both operations and finance while clarifying succession responsibilities. Stronger oversight and execution capability can help SAIC manage its contract portfolio, invest in differentiated capabilities, and pursue longer-term growth.

Bears Say

Margin Compression

Lower margins indicate that SAIC is retaining less profit from each dollar of revenue than it did in 2024. If this persists, reduced operating leverage could constrain earnings growth, limit reinvestment capacity, and make profitability more sensitive to execution and cost changes.

Leverage And Equity Pressure

Historically elevated debt relative to equity can reduce financial flexibility and increase the consequences of weaker profitability. The decline in annual equity further amplifies balance-sheet sensitivity, potentially limiting capital-allocation options if operating performance softens.

Modest Revenue Growth

Limited top-line expansion suggests SAIC is currently growing primarily at a measured pace rather than rapidly expanding its revenue base. Slower growth can make margin improvement and productivity gains more important to future earnings, while increasing reliance on contract wins and renewals.

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85S FAQ

What is Science Applications’s market cap?
Science Applications’s market cap is CHF5.24B.
When is Science Applications’s upcoming earnings report date?
Science Applications’s next earnings report is estimated for Dec 07, 2026 (not yet confirmed), which is in 36 days.
How were Science Applications’s earnings last quarter?
Science Applications released its earnings results on Aug 31, 2026. The company reported CHF2.48 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of CHF1.902 by CHF0.578.
Is Science Applications overvalued?
Not enough analysts have published a price target to calculate whether the price is overvalued.
Does Science Applications pay dividends?
Science Applications does not currently pay dividends.
What is Science Applications’s EPS estimate?
Science Applications’s EPS estimate is 1.93.
How many shares outstanding does Science Applications have?
Science Applications has 41,897,636 shares outstanding.
What happened to Science Applications’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Science Applications reported an EPS of CHF2.48 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of CHF1.902. Following the earnings report the stock price went same ―.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Science Applications?
Hedge funds hold Science Applications shares: the largest hedge-fund position in Science Applications is 731,888,426 shares, and hedge funds decreased their holdings by 146.1K shares last quarter.
What is the TipRanks Smart Score and how is it calculated?
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