Landmark Infrastructure Partners LP - Unit

Landmark Infrastructure Partners LP - Unit

LMRK

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P/E RatioDividendsReturn on EquityPrice-to-SalesDebt-to-Equity
Landmark Infrastructure Partners LP - UnitLandmark Infrastructure Partners LP - Unit14.4-17314%8.24508.3
$16.90

Current Fair Value

2.5% upside

Undervalued by 2.5% based on the discounted cash flow analysis.

Share Statistics

Market cap$0.00
Enterprise Value$502.94 Million
Dividend Yield$8.51 (-)
Earnings per Share$1.14
Beta1
Outstanding Shares25,489,000

Return

Return on Equity17314.04%ROE
Return on Assets2.21%
Return on Invested Capital5.98%

Valuation & Multiples

P/E Ratio14.44P/E Ratio
PEG-23.42PEG
Price to Sales8.25Price to Sales
Price to Book Ratio1.18Price to Book Ratio
Enterprise Value to Revenue7.27
Enterprise Value to EBIT12.87
Enterprise Value to Net Income25
Total Debt to Enterprise1.02
Debt to Equity4508.28Debt to Equity

Revenue Sources

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Institutional Sentiment (Put/Call)

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Institutional Ownership

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About Landmark Infrastructure Partners LP

2,020 employees
CEO: Arthur Brazy

Relevant Senate Committees

Finance

As the primary tax-writing committee, its decisions on corporate tax rates, depreciation rules, and specific REIT taxation directly impact the profitability, cash flow, and overall valuation of real estate companies like LMRK.

Appropriations

This committee allocates federal discretionary spending, which can directly impact the demand for and funding of infrastructure projects or government leases, affecting LMRK's potential revenue streams and property values.

Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs

This committee directly regulates the financial system, housing, and urban development, all of which significantly impact real estate markets, financing costs, and asset valuations for companies like LMRK.

Commerce, Science, and Transportation

This committee's jurisdiction over the FCC and telecommunications directly impacts lessors of infrastructure like cell towers or fiber optic routes, which can be a significant part of 'other real estate property' leasing.

Energy and Natural Resources

If Landmark Infrastructure Partners LP leases land for energy-related infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, renewable energy facilities), this committee's oversight of national energy policy and public lands directly impacts asset valuation and leasing regulations.

Environment and Public Works

The committee's oversight of federal highway programs and environmental regulations can directly affect land use, property values, and development opportunities for real estate lessors, especially those involved in infrastructure assets.