Pacs Group Inc PACS

$42.85 +1.82 (4.44%)

Valuation

Market cap
6,493,900,000
Revenue TTM
$5,288,930,000
Net income TTM
$191,540,000
PE ratio
22.10
Forward PE
19.46
Profit margin
3.62%
Debt to equity
0.22

Trading

Volume
789,600
Avg volume
799,444
Day's range
$41.05 – $42.96
Shares out
158,272,000
Stochastic %K
77%
Beta
-0.07
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$59.00

Price

Company profile

PACS Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, operates skilled nursing facilities and assisted living facilities in the United States. It also provides senior care and independent living facilities. The company engages in the acquisition, ownership, and leasing of health care-related properties. PACS Group, Inc. was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Industry
Medical Care Facilities
Sector
Healthcare
Phone
801 447 9829
Website
https://pacs.com
Address
90 S. 400 W, Suite 700, Salt Lake City, United States

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DrabCrab5 Sep 29, 6:19 PM
$PACS hard to know what thing or combination of things is currently holding this back. I remain bullish on the next 6-18 months based on what we know. 1) It is possible that the market does not love either or both of the large deals PACS has announced… both are a departure from the historical strategy of buying highly distressed assets and rehabbing them. 2) Investors may not like PACS taking on more debt during a hate hiking cycle. IMO they should be quite insulated from rate hikes given their business model. Even after these deals close, PACS still will carry a very modest debt load for its cash flow characteristics. 3) Perhaps some investors sold out ahead of what they now view as a more near-term answer on settlement with the government / what $ impact it has. 4) Perhaps topline growth remains a concern, and PACS forward multiple is compressing to reflect a business investors believe is worth 10-12x instead of 13-15x. 5) Mgmt selling is expected, but not doing us any favors.
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Smokesdrugs Sep 29, 2:54 PM
$PACS classic PACS pump and dump
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Smokesdrugs Sep 22, 2:51 PM
$PACS volume is just so dead, little buying activity
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topstockalerts Sep 22, 1:07 AM
PACS Group appointed Patrick J. Murphy as Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary, effective Sept. 21, 2026, marking a change in leadership for the post-acute care provider’s legal department. Murphy succeeds John Mitchell, who retired from the role on Sept. 18 and will remain with the company as a consultant during the transition. Murphy joins PACS from King & Spalding, where he was a partner in the Special Matters Practice Group, and brings more than 20 years of senior legal experience across the private and public sectors. His background includes nearly 15 years as Global Chief Litigation Counsel for GE Healthcare, five years in General Electric’s Corporate Litigation Group, and service as Senior Vice President and Global Chief Litigation Counsel at Fresenius Medical Care. His public-sector experience includes roles as Chief Counsel for the Crime and Technology Unit of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Majority Staff and Deputy General Counsel of the FBI. $PACS
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JFavabean Sep 18, 8:07 PM
$PACS Huge spike in volume in the last 15 minutes of trading today...
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Smokesdrugs Sep 15, 7:11 PM
$PACS did anyone listen to their presentation? Anything notable?
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Smokesdrugs Sep 15, 5:29 PM
$PACS damn
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TheBullishTrade Sep 10, 1:05 AM
$ODD $PACS $FSLY $HIMS Oddity tech fair valuation based on Normalization of revenue in 2027 based on PE ratio, Price sales ratio or multiples and EV/Ebitda: 42-50$ 12-18 month base target. Rationale: 1. P/E valuation The cleanest way to value ODD isn’t on depressed 2026 earnings. I would use normalized 2027 earnings. Suppose the recovery produces approximately $2.00–$2.50 EPS in 2027. Given ODDITY’s historical 20%+ growth profile, I think a normalized 18–22× P/E is reasonable—not the very high multiple it might deserve during hypergrowth, but higher than a stagnant beauty company. 2. P/E fair value: ~$40–$45 in a reasonable recovery. For context, ODDITY already earned $2.21 adjusted EPS in 2025. So $2.00–$2.25 isn’t assuming that ODD suddenly becomes dramatically more profitable than it has ever been. 2. Price-to-sales valuation This produces an interesting result. Before the current problems, ODD frequently carried a market capitalization around $2–3B. For example, it ended 2025 around $40/share and approximately $2.3B market cap. If 2027 revenue recovers to approximately $850–900M: 2.0× sales → $1.7–1.8B 2.5× → $2.1–2.25B 3.0× → $2.55–2.70B Assuming roughly 50–55M shares after the company’s substantial 2026 repurchases, that implies roughly: $34–36 at 2× $42–45 at 2.5× $50–54 at 3× That is important because ODDITY historically produced 70%+ gross margins and ~20%+ adjusted EBITDA margins, which normally deserves considerably more than a distressed consumer-company sales multiple. 3. EV/EBITDA This may be my preferred method. Suppose normalized 2027 revenue reaches $875M and EBITDA margin recovers to 20%. That gives: $875M × 20% = ~$175M EBITDA Apply: 10× EBITDA = $1.75B EV 12× = $2.10B EV 14× = $2.45B EV The balance sheet complicates the exact equity bridge because ODDITY raised exchangeable-note capital after 2025, so I wouldn’t simply treat all reported cash as excess cash. But even without giving ODDITY full credit for its liquidity, 12–14× normalized EBITDA supports a valuation substantially above the distressed valuation implied by the current stock price. Why I think ~$42 is reasonable This isn’t dependent on ODDITY returning to 50% growth. In 2023 it generated $509M revenue / $107M EBITDA. In 2024 that became $647M / $150M. And in 2025 it reached $810M / $163M. Then the advertising/CAC problem hit IL MAKIAGE. Q1 2026 revenue dropped 26% and adjusted EBITDA went to -$7M, despite management saying the underlying issue was a dislocation in customer acquisition rather than disappearance of demand. Management also bought back approximately 6.1M shares for $82.3M during Q1, reducing Class A shares outstanding by about 10.6%. So I see the investment thesis as: $16–17 today → ~$30–35 partial recovery → ~$40–45 normalized recovery → $50–60+ if ODD returns to its historical growth/margin profile. 12–18 month base target would therefore be around $42, rather than the $50+ bull case. The biggest thing I’d watch now is CAC/CPA normalization at IL MAKIAGE. If the Q3 improvement management just guided to actually materializes and EBITDA begins recovering simultaneously, I’d be much more comfortable moving fair value toward $45–50.
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