VRX stock summary

VRX's Return On Assets of 3.44% is amongst the best returns of the industry. VRX outperforms 87% of its industry peers. The industry average Return On Assets is -40.17%.
VRX's Profit Margin of 15.36% is amongst the best returns of the industry. VRX outperforms 88% of its industry peers. The industry average Profit Margin is -201.21%.
The Piotroski-F score of VRX is 7.00. This is a strong score and indicates good health and profitability for VRX.
VRX has a Return On Equity of 25.39%.
The Price/Earnings Ratio is 5.53, which indicates a rather cheap valuation of VRX.
Compared to an average industry Price/Earning Ratio of 23.10, VRX is valued rather cheaply. On top of this VRX is cheaper than 81% of the companies listed in the same industry.
With a Forward Price/Earnings Ratio of 6.00, the valuation of VRX can be described as cheap.
The low PEG Ratio, which compensates the Price/Earnings for growth, indicates a rather cheap valuation of the company.
Compared to an average industry price book ratio of 4.04, VRX is valued rather cheaply. On top of this, VRX is cheaper than 89% of the companies listed in the same industry.
Compared to an average industry Enterprise Value to EBITDA ratio of 14.33, VRX is valued rather cheaply.
The Earnings Per Share has grown by an impressive 159.25% over the past year.
Measured over the past 5 years, VRX shows a quite strong growth in Earnings Per Share. The EPS has been growing by 14.78% on average per year.
VRX is expected to show a strong growth in Earnings Per Share. In the coming 2 years, the EPS will grow by 74.39% yearly.
VRX shows a strong growth in Revenue. Measured over the last 5 years, the Revenue has been growing by 20.83% yearly.

Even if burdened by a huge debt, price/book and EV/Ebitda and PEG suggests the company is valued cheaply.

I hold no position in VRX in this moment.