<div id="readability-page-1">Money Markets Interparfums Stock Looks Too Cheap For Its Cash Power  ByTrefis Team ,  Contributor.  Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Building a platform to do the job of 1 million analysts for  Great Speculations Follow Author Nov 07, 2025, 12:41pm EST Share Save Comment  POLAND - 2025/04/26: In this photo illustration, the Interparfums company logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen. (Photo Illustration by Piotr Swat/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Interparfums (IPAR) has quietly emerged as one of the most consistent performers in the luxury fragrance industry. The company designs, manufactures, and distributes perfumes and cosmetics for high-end and lifestyle brands including Coach, Jimmy Choo, and Montblanc. Its disciplined approach to brand management, strong free cash flow, and steady profitability have made it a reliable compounder in a cyclical sector. Building on that strength, IPAR stock now looks attractive given its impressive cash yield, solid fundamentals, and reasonable valuation.  Interparfums is adjusting its sales forecast for 2025, now anticipating $1.47 billion (+1% YoY) due to economic challenges and inventory reductions by retailers. Nevertheless, its Q3 2025 diluted EPS rose by 6% to $2.05, marking 20 consecutive quarters of profitability. The strong sales are driven by new licensing agreements with Lacoste and Coach, along with a promising 2027 launch for Longchamp, which aims to leverage the anticipated 8.86% CAGR in the luxury fragrance sector through 2030.  Let’s discuss the figures:  Cash Yield: Few stocks provide a free cash flow yield of 5.0%, yet Interparfums stock does.  Fundamentals: A 3-year average revenue growth of 14.7% and an operating margin of 19.2% indicate sound fundamentals.  Valuation: Currently, IPAR stock is trading at a 41% discount to its 2-year high, 12% below its 1-month high, and at a price-to-sales ratio lower than its 3-year average.  Free Cash Flow Yield is calculated as free cash flow per share divided by stock price. strong When a company generates a high amount of cash per share, it can support further revenue growth or be distributed to shareholders through dividends or buybacks. For some context, Interparfums is involved in the manufacturing, marketing, and distribution of fragrances and cosmetics on a global scale, featuring various luxury and lifestyle brands.  If you're interested in potential gains with lower volatility compared to owning a single stock, take a look at the High Quality Portfolio (HQ) – HQ has surpassed its benchmark, which comprises a blend of the S&amp;P 500, Russell, and S&amp;P midcap indices, achieving more than 105% returns since its inception.  Metrics Trefis MORE FOR YOU But do these figures tell the entire story? Read Buy or Sell IPAR Stock to discover if Interparfums still has an advantage that stands up to close examination.  That is one perspective on stocks. Trefis High Quality Portfolio offers a more comprehensive analysis and is aimed at minimizing stock-specific risk while providing upside potential.  The Conclusion? The Market Can Recognize and Reward  The following statistics derive from a high FCF yield selection strategy used between 12/31/2016 and 6/30/2025. The statistics are based on monthly selections, under the assumption that once a stock is chosen, it cannot be selected again for the next 180 days.  Average forward returns of 10.4% over 6 months and 20.4% over 12 months  A win rate (the percentage of selections returning positive) of approximately 74% for the 12-month period  Not overly reliant on market downturns. Even in non-crash conditions, this strategy has yielded an average return of almost 18% over 12 months with a 70% win rate.  Keep in Mind The Risks  That being said, IPAR is not shielded from significant downturns. It fell by 81% during the Global Financial Crisis and decreased over 53% during the Dot-Com Bubble. The Covid sell-off also resulted in a decline of around 53%. Even smaller shocks like inflation in 2022 and the 2018 correction prompted declines of approximately 18% to 39%. Therefore, despite its robust appearance, IPAR can sustain considerable losses when markets become unfavorable.  However, the risks are not confined to major market crashes. Stocks can decline even during favorable market conditions – consider events such as earnings reports, business updates, and outlook adjustments. Read IPAR Dip Buyer Analyses to see how the stock has bounced back from sharp declines in the past.  The Trefis High Quality (HQ) Portfolio , comprising 30 stocks, has a proven history of consistently outperforming its benchmark, which includes all three indices – the S&amp;P 500, S&amp;P mid-cap, and Russell 2000. Why is that the case? As a collective, HQ Portfolio stocks have yielded better returns with reduced risk compared to the benchmark index; providing a smoother investment experience, as highlighted in HQ Portfolio performance metrics .  Editorial Standards Reprints &amp; Permissions LOADING VIDEO PLAYER... FORBES’ FEATURED Video</div>

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<p>Interparfums (IPAR) is recognized for its strong cash flow and consistent performance in the luxury fragrance sector. The company anticipates a 1% YoY sales increase to $1.47 billion in 2025, despite economic challenges. Its Q3 2025 diluted EPS rose by 6% to $2.05, marking 20 quarters of profitability. IPAR stock offers a free cash flow yield of 5.0% and is currently trading at a significant discount. However, it has faced substantial declines during past market downturns, indicating potential risks despite its strong fundamentals.</p>