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To own Autohome, you need to believe its position in China’s online auto ecosystem can still convert a modest revenue base into durable, cash‑generative profits, even as growth has cooled and margins eased from last year. The special dividend and rising stakes from investors like Federated Hermes, Invesco and Schroder fit neatly with that thesis: they underline Autohome’s strong balance sheet and willingness to return cash, but they do not fundamentally alter the near term catalysts, which still hinge on stabilising revenue, defending profitability and rebuilding market confidence after years of weak share price returns. If anything, a richer dividend stream slightly heightens the question of dividend sustainability, especially with earnings growth forecasts remaining relatively low and return on equity still subdued.
However, investors should also weigh how a richer dividend profile interacts with already low returns on equity. Despite retreating, Autohome's shares might still be trading 38% above their fair value. Discover the potential downside here.Explore 3 other fair value estimates on Autohome - why the stock might be worth as much as 81% more than the current price!
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