BATRK Company Profile and Key Details

Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:BATRK) closed at $51.65 USD, losing -$0.25 (-0.48%) from the previous close of $51.90. The stock is currently within 5% of its 52-week high $37.76 and $53.25. With a market capitalization of about $3.26 billion, Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. is classified as a mid-cap and shows market-like volatility (beta ~0.81). Key stats such as the average daily volume over the past year has been around 479.58 thousand shares, in line with its 52-week average. Headquartered in Atlanta, CO, Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. operates in the Communication Services sector and the Entertainment industry. Led by CEO Terence Foster McGuirk, the company employs approximately 1,450 people and listed since April 18, 2016. Atlanta Braves Holdings, leveraging its fully owned subsidiary Braves Holdings, LLC, possesses an indirect stake in the Major League Baseball team, the Atlanta Braves, as well as the adjoining commercial and residential complex known as The Battery Atlanta.

BATRK has shown mixed momentum, losing -1.89% over the past week and 0.56% over the past quarter, though year-to-date performance is down -0.15%. Short-term trend indicators are mixed aligned (SMA20 5.85%, SMA50 8.74%, SMA200 5.4%). The stock’s 14-day RSI is 73.04 (overbought), while the ATR of 0.98 points to moderate volatility. The stock remains sitting in the mid-range of its 52-week band, trading -6.78% below its high and over 24.03% above its low. Average 10-day trading volume of 934.87 thousand shares is significantly above the 3-month average of 476.86 thousand, indicating heightened recent market interest.

Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. trades at a P/E ratio of -152.37, slightly below the S&P 500 average, with a price-to-sales ratio of 4.32 and a price-to-book ratio of 6.23 trading at moderately above to book value. The P/FCF stands at 21.46, also below market averages.

Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. last paid a dividend of 0 per share, Dividend and splits history remains an important factor for investors monitoring long-term returns. A discounted cash flow model estimates fair value at around -$18.64. This means the shares are trading below this model’s fair value.