Fundamental index

CACC Credit Acceptance Corporation

Financial Services · Financial - Credit Services · US · as of 2026-07-17

B
Fundamental score
76.91

Reasons

  • Cash flow 100: OCF/share 98.25, FCF/share 98.01
  • Quality 95: ROE 29.4%, ROIC n/a, net margin 19.6%
  • Valuation 81: PE n/a, EV/EBITDA n/a, FCF yield 15.8%

Risk flags

No major cached red flags

Component scores

Quality95
Growth50
Balance61
Valuation81
Cash flow100

Key metrics

ROE
29.4% higher is usually better
-10%35%+
weak < 0%ok >= 10%strong >= 20%
ROICn/a
Net margin
19.6% higher is usually better
-10%35%+
weak < 0%ok >= 10%strong >= 20%
Revenue growthn/a
Debt / equityn/a
Current ratio
20.57 above 1 is generally healthier
03+
risk < 1.0ok >= 1.0strong >= 2.0
Altman Z-score
2.41 higher usually means lower distress risk
04+
distress < 1.8grey 1.8-3.0safer > 3.0
PE ration/a
EV / EBITDAn/a
FCF yield
15.8% higher cash-flow yield is usually better
-5%15%+
weak < 0%ok >= 3%strong >= 8%

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Abbreviations and definitions

ROE
ROE measures how much net profit a company generates from shareholders' equity.
ROIC
ROIC compares operating profit after tax with the capital invested in the business.
Net margin
Net margin shows how much net profit remains from revenue.
Revenue growth
Revenue growth measures how sales changed versus the comparable prior period.
Debt / equity
Debt to equity compares company debt with shareholders' equity.
Current ratio
Current ratio compares short-term assets with short-term liabilities.
Altman Z-score
Altman Z-score is a model estimating bankruptcy risk from financial ratios.
PE ratio
PE compares market price with earnings per share.
EV / EBITDA
EV/EBITDA compares total company value with operating earnings before depreciation and amortization.
FCF yield
FCF yield compares free cash flow with market value.
Revenue
Revenue is the total amount generated from selling goods or services before expenses.
Net income
Net income is profit after operating costs, interest, taxes and other expenses.
Free cash flow
Free cash flow is cash left after operating cash flow covers capital expenditures.
Growth metrics
Growth metrics summarize changes in revenue, profit or EPS versus a prior period.
EPS
EPS is net income allocated to each share.
EBITDA
EBITDA is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
TTM
TTM is a rolling last-12-month view instead of one fiscal year.

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