Financial Performance
5Y price score: (20)
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10Y return: 168.1%
US$ Per
Share
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163.1
52-week range
428.8
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Forecast:
Valuation
Free Cash Flow Yield
2.6 %
Dividend Yield TTM
0.9 %
Market cap $
$ 48,025
Price / Earnings TTM
42.8
Price / Book TTM
2.6
PEG TTM
(30.5)
Earnings growth and return
LTM
5YR
10YR
Total return (price & dividends)
80.5 %
(11.5) %
168.1 %
Free cash flow per share growth
(84.3) %
(91.2) %
36 %
Earnings per share growth
(1.4) %
(61.1) %
16.6 %
Business Summary:
Latest Earnings Call Takeaways
2026 Q1 (Apr 29, 2026)
1) Strategy & Leadership - Humana's leadership emphasizes a commitment to returning to a sustainable margin of at least 3% by 2028, with a focus on making progress in 2027. - The company is actively managing its member growth trajectory and adjusting benefits as necessary to meet margin commitments. - A leadership transition is underway, with George Renaudin retiring in June 2026 and Aaron Martin stepping into the role of Insurance Segment President.
2) Financial & Segment Results - Humana reported a solid start to Q1 2026, with membership growth on track and approximately 50,000 new lives added to Medicaid. - The company expects to double individual Medicare Advantage (MA) margins in 2026, adjusted for Stars performance. - The first quarter's medical loss ratio (MLR) is expected to be slightly above 91%, with a deceleration in year-over-year growth due to higher prior period development (PPD) levels in the previous year.
3) Operational Plans & Challenges - The company is enhancing operational efficiency through centralization, outsourcing, and automation, which are expected to improve margins. - Humana is actively monitoring claims and cost trends, utilizing anomaly detection to improve payment accuracy and identify trends early. - The integration of recent acquisitions, such as Max Health, is contributing to growth but also presents challenges in managing operating costs.
4) Guidance & Outlook - Humana is focused on maintaining pricing discipline while unlocking earnings potential by 2028. - The company is preparing for the 2027 bidding process, emphasizing the need to balance member retention with margin improvement. - Guidance indicates that the funding shortfall for 2027 is larger than in 2026, necessitating potential benefit adjustments to protect margins.
5) Investor Angle & Missing Information - The call did not provide specific financial figures for Q1 2026, such as revenue or net income, which would be useful for a comprehensive analysis. - Bottom line: Humana is strategically positioned to improve margins and member growth through disciplined operational management and benefit adjustments, but faces challenges from a larger funding shortfall in 2027. Shareholders should remain optimistic about the company's long-term goals while being mindful of the near-term adjustments needed to achieve them.
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Humana is a company. Founded in 1961. As of July 20, 2026, the company's market capitalization is $48024600000 with a current stock price of $400.00.
