General Motors valuation and forecast
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Other model types 17 unavailable for GM
Forward price-to-earnings vs peers
fewer than 5 peers with a usable multiple
Forward price-to-sales vs peers
earnings are positive: price-to-earnings is the better measure
Cash-flow model (DCF)
The finance arm and operating business require separate valuations; consolidated financing debt is not industrial debt.
Growth cash-flow model
The finance arm and operating business require separate valuations; consolidated financing debt is not industrial debt.
Revenue-to-maturity model
The finance arm and operating business require separate valuations; consolidated financing debt is not industrial debt.
P/B vs return on equity
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Peer price-to-book
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Peer P/E
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Peer price-to-FFO
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Peer price-to-sales
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Two-stage dividend discount
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Growing-dividend model
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
REIT funds from operations
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Utility earnings
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Book value / net assets
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Reported crypto treasury NAV
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Proved-reserve NAV
This model does not apply to this company with the available financial data.
Model values are estimates under the assumptions shown. They are not share-price forecasts or investment advice.
Valuation models compared
Different models answer different questions: the cash-flow models ask what the business generates for owners; the peer multiples ask what similar companies in our coverage trade on. Where they disagree, the gap is the story. Projections are estimates based on current data, updated daily. Not investment advice. How each model works.
Analyst recommendations
Monthly trend
- Oct 202624
- Sep 202624
- Aug 202627
- Jul 202628
Counts of recommendations published by analysts covering General Motors, by month. Source: Aggregated broker recommendations (third-party data). Aggregated counts only: we do not reproduce any firm's recommendation or price target, and these are not Fundamentalytics ratings.
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GM valuation questions
- How does Fundamentalytics value General Motors?
- We use the models that fit General Motors's business and available financial data: residual income, justified price-to-book. Each model has its own assumptions and data requirements. The calculator explains which models are available and lets you adjust their inputs.
Data: SEC EDGAR filings, retrieved October 21, 2026. Method: how we value companies. Disclosures: research and recommendations disclosure. Back to General Motors.