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Ve por Más Investment Strategy & Equity Research Ratings
This document outlines the investment approach and equity research rating system employed by Grupo Financiero Ve por Más. It details the criteria used to evaluate companies and categorize investment recommendations.
Disclaimer: The information contained herein is proprietary to Grupo Financiero Ve por Más and is intended solely for internal use and for distribution to clients. Any reproduction, distribution, or use of this information, in whole or in part, for any purpose – even for academic or media purposes – is strictly prohibited without prior written authorization from Grupo Financiero Ve por Más.
Investment Philosophy
Ve por Más employs a basic, value-oriented investment strategy. The firm seeks to identify companies wiht strong underlying business characteristics trading at attractive valuations. The core of this approach lies in a rigorous analysis of key financial and qualitative factors.
Categories and Criteria of Opinion
Ve por Más categorizes its equity research recommendations into three tiers: favorita, ¡ATENCIÓN!, and NO POR AHORA. These ratings are based on a comprehensive assessment of a company’s potential, considering both its fundamental quality and its valuation relative to the firm’s benchmark, the Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones (IPyC).
The following table details the characteristics and conditions associated with each rating:
| CATEGORY / CRITERION | CHARACTERISTICS | CONDITION IN STRATEGY | DIFFERENCE VS. IPyC PERFORMANCE |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAVORITA | Companies meeting both of the following criteria: 1) Exceptional Business Quality; 2) Attractive Valuation. Exceptional business quality is determined by evaluating six key elements: Growth, Profitability, Industry Sector, Financial Structure, dividend Policy, and Management.An attractive valuation is defined as a potential price return exceeding the estimated return for the IPyC. | Included in the firm’s core investment portfolio. | Greater than 5.00 percentage points (pp) |
| ¡ATENCIÓN! | Companies approaching the fulfillment of both criteria: 1) Exceptional Business Quality; 2) Attractive Valuation. The same six elements (Growth,Profitability,Sector,Financial Structure,Dividend Policy,and Administration) are analyzed to assess business quality,and valuation is compared to the IPyC. | May or may not be included in the firm’s investment portfolio. | Equal to or less than 5.00 percentage points (pp) |
| NO POR AHORA | Companies that currently do not meet both criteria: 1) Exceptional Business Quality; 2) attractive Valuation. Evaluation is based on the same six elements and valuation comparison to the IPyC. | Not included in the firm’s investment portfolio. | Less than 5.00 percentage points (pp) |
Key Definitions:
* Exceptional Business Quality: A company demonstrating strong and lasting growth, high profitability, a favorable industry position, a sound financial structure, a consistent dividend policy (where applicable), and effective management.
* Attractive Valuation: A company trading at a price that suggests a significant potential for appreciation, exceeding the expected return of the IPyC.
* IPyC (Índice de precios y Cotizaciones): The primary benchmark index used by Ve por Más to assess relative performance.
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