Fidelity National Information Services, Inc.

FIS · Technology · Information Technology Services

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$38.21
-0.96%

Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. provides solutions to financial institutions, businesses, and developers worldwide. The company operates through Banking Solutions, Capital Market Solutions, and Corporate and Other segments. It provides core processing and ancillary applications; mobile …

What to know about FIS

Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. is a large Technology company with a solid overall financial profile. It scores well on valuation and growth, but health is worth keeping an eye on.

Should you consider FIS?

Based on 31 financial metrics and sector comparison. Not financial advice.

  1. Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. is a large-cap Technology company with a solid overall financial profile — it ranks in the top quarter of its Technology peers (8 of 82).

  2. Profitability is roughly average for the S&P 500 — not a standout in either direction.

  3. Valuation looks attractive — the stock is priced reasonably relative to its earnings and sales compared to most peers. You're not overpaying for the business.

  4. Growth is a clear strength — revenue and earnings are expanding faster than most peers, signalling strong demand for the company's products or services.

  5. There is a small dividend (0.04%), but income-focused investors will likely find better yields elsewhere in the market.

  6. Volatility is close to the S&P 500 average — typical market swings, nothing unusual.

  7. On balance the positives outweigh the concerns — worth a closer look if Technology fits your investment goals.

At a glance

Price $38.21
Market size 19.75B
Annual dividend 0.04%
Strongest metric EPS Growth (YoY) 3040.60%

How it scores

We look at 31 different financial metrics and group them into categories. Here's how FIS compares to the other S&P 500 stocks.

Valuation
Great
Growth
Great
Cash Flow
Great
Sentiment
Good
Dividends
Good
Profitability
Average
Risk
Average
Size
Below average
Health
Below average
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Valuation

Is the stock cheap or expensive relative to its earnings, sales, and assets? Lower multiples often mean better value.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
P/E Ratio (Trailing) 7.41 Top 25%
Forward P/E 5.58 Top 25%
PEG Ratio 0.22 Top 25%
Price to Sales 1.73 Top 25%
Price to Book 1.24 Top 25%
EV/EBITDA 12.34 Above avg
Earnings Yield 13.50% Top 25%

Profitability

How efficiently does the company turn revenue into profit? Higher margins mean more money kept from each dollar earned.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Gross Margin 36.29% Average
Operating Margin 16.39% Average
Net Profit Margin 23.35% Top 25%
Return on Equity 17.22% Above avg
Return on Invested Capital 4.07% Average

Growth

How fast is the business expanding? Strong growth in revenue and earnings signals increasing market demand.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Revenue Growth (YoY) 30.10% Top 25%
Revenue Growth (3Y CAGR) 3.18% Average
EPS Growth (YoY) 3040.60% Top 25%
Free Cash Flow Growth 45.69% Top 25%

Health

Can the company cover its debts and obligations? A healthy balance sheet reduces the risk of financial trouble.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Current Ratio 0.59 Below avg
Debt to Equity 1.32 Average
Interest Coverage 4.01 Average
Altman Z-Score 0.02 Below avg

Dividends

Does the company pay shareholders, and is that payment growing and sustainable?

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Dividend Yield 4.25% Top 25%
Payout Ratio 31.78% Above avg
Dividend Growth (5Y) -10.82% Average

Cash Flow

Is real cash flowing into the business — not just accounting profits? Strong cash flow funds growth and dividends.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Free Cash Flow Yield 10.41% Top 25%
OCF to Sales 26.85% Above avg

Risk

How volatile is the stock compared to the broader market? Lower beta and volatility mean a smoother ride.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Beta (1-Year) 0.80 Above avg
Volatility (30-Day) 38.62% Average

Sentiment

What do analysts and short-sellers think? High analyst ratings and low short interest signal broad confidence.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Short % of Float 3.85% Average
Avg. Analyst Rating 2.00 Above avg
Target Upside % 52.97% Top 25%

Size

How large is the company by market value? Size affects stability, growth potential, and index inclusion.

Metric Value vs S&P 500
Market Capitalization 19.75B Below avg

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