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SAIC

Science Applications International Corp
Nasdaq · Services · Computer integrated systems design (SIC 7373) · FY ends 29 Jan
Method
Target fiscal year · horizon from 1 Nov 2026The first fiscal year ending at least six months out is picked automatically. The target date is that year end; the return is also shown per year.

Price target projection price-to-salesDefault assumptionsDefaults: bear / bull revenue = base × (1 + lower / higher of the last two quarters’ year-on-year growth). Bear / bull P/S = 1-year low / high. Overwrite with consensus or your own view; edited figures are tagged Manual on the export.

Blue = editableeditedHover ⓘ for method and sources
Line itemBase FY2027EBear FY2028EBull FY2028EInfo
Revenue, $mRevenue, $mProjected revenue for the target year. Base FY2027E is not reported yet and locks to the annual report once it’s filed.
Revenue growth—Revenue growthVersus the base year. Type a rate to set revenue = base × (1 + growth); editing revenue updates it.
Forward P/S0.88× nowForward P/SMultiple applied at fiscal year end, when trailing revenue equals the full year. Use ▼ to pick a reference.
Diluted shares, m42.8Diluted shares, mWeighted average from the latest quarterly report. Raise it to model dilution.
Market cap, $m6,5104,1365,933Market cap, $mRevenue × P/S.
Price per share$96.64$138.61Price per shareMarket cap ÷ diluted shares. Base column shows today’s price; type your own to override it.
Weighted price targetHorizon: 15 months, to 30 Jan 2028$121.82Target return: −19.9% (15 months) −16.3% (annualized)Weighted price targetBear price × bear probability + bull price × bull probability. Upside is versus the current price ($152.11); the yearly figure annualizes it over 15 months to 30 Jan 2028.
ProbabilityBear 40%Bull 60%
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Not investment advice. This is a model whose inputs you control; it isn’t a forecast or a recommendation to buy or sell SAIC. Defaults come from the company’s filings and past prices and can be wrong; check them before relying on the result.