At 25.4x earnings and 17.5x forward earnings, the market is clearly pricing in moderation rather than exuberance, and the 17.5 Forward P/E against a 2.2 PEG suggests growth is expected but not at a pace that justifies a premium multiple. The balance sheet, however, is undeniably safe with an Altman Z-Score of 4.6 and a manageable 20.60% Debt/Equity, eliminating solvency concerns. A 13.60% ROIC combined with an 18.70% operating margin signals a high-quality operator, but the 6.10% Return on Equity tempers the narrative. This is not a distressed mispricing—it’s a reasonably valued, financially stable compounder that must execute to justify even its current multiple.