A GARP investor could justify a position based on the sharp disconnect between valuation and projected earnings power. The forward P/E of 8 combined with a 0.4 PEG Forward ratio suggests earnings growth is materially underappreciated, and the projected $2.50 EPS next year reinforces that earnings normalization may be underway. The 17.90% ROIC is particularly compelling relative to the 7.30% ROE, indicating strong capital deployment efficiency, while a Price/Book of 1.1 implies investors are paying barely above net asset value for that return stream. Add in low short interest at 2.20% and institutional ownership at 32.67%, and you have a lightly contested value name where sentiment is not crowded, creating asymmetric upside if earnings deliver.