Whirlpool (WHR) - Enterprise Value to EBITDA Ratio

Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) is integrating AI technologies and IoT into home electronics, generating revenue from global sales of major appliances. The company is currently optimizing its structure, exiting Europe to prioritize expansion in North America. Regarding the current EV/EBITDA valuation on the GURU.Markets platform, this chart illustrates that this metric equals 12.43, allowing for a business valuation that accounts for the debt load.

Whirlpool Corp - WHR Business Value to Operating Income Before Depreciation (period 11/23/2025 - 11/12/2026)

Comprehensive metric breakdowns and analytics for whirlpoolcorp.com (WHR)

- current price and projected stock value:

Stock Price Whirlpool Corp.|WHR - Fair Value Consensus

- market capitalization indicators:

Market Valuation Whirlpool Appliances|WHR - Real Price to Acquire Entire Company

- business book valuation details:

Book Value per Share Whirlpool|WHR - Accounting Value of Company|Market Capitalization to Book Value Ratio whirlpoolcorp.com|WHR - Company Total Asset Base

- debt level and financial liquidity data:

- financial results and valuation multiples details:

WHR - Company Net Income|Expected Profit Whirlpool Corporation|WHR - Price to Earnings Ratio|Projected Price to Earnings Whirlpool Corporation|WHR - Growth-Adjusted Payback Ratio|EV/EBITDA Multiple Whirlpool Appliances|WHR - Operating profit before deduction of amortization|Earnings per share for the last twelve months Whirlpool|WHR - Net earnings per one share for the last twelve months|Year-over-year earnings per share growth for the last twelve months whirlpoolcorp.com|WHR - Earnings per share increase in current year|Net earnings per share growth forecast for next year Whirlpool Corporation

Summary company analytics:WHR (Whirlpool Corp.)

The market evaluates Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) through the lens of capital-intensive manufacturing, where low scalability in appliance assembly necessitates significant infrastructure expenditures. By analyzing the company's EV/EBITDA ratio, an investor views the relationship between the total enterprise value and operating profit before depreciation and amortization, which allows for an assessment of the real value of assets inclusive of debt and determines the company's resilience to financial risks.

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