Seek Ltd
ASX: SEK · Communication Services · Internet Content & Information
- Market cap
- A$4.6B
- P/E (trailing)
- 18.9
- EPS (FY25)
- $0.68
- Dividend / share
- $0.40
- 52-week range
- –
- Intrinsic value
- A$13.24
Share price
ASX: SEK · AUD
Valuation
Full valuation analysis →Fair-value estimate per share, updated 26 Jul 2026
A$13.24 The median of our 3 model estimates
Near fair value Within 10% of the A$12.89 price.
- Discounted cash flow
- A$0.41
- EPS growth model
- A$13.24
- P/E multiple
- A$27.45
Revenue
As reported · financial years
Earnings per share
Diluted · as reported
Profit margins
Gross, operating and net margin by financial year
Very good Net margin of 22.4% in FY25: strong cost control and pricing power.
Shares outstanding
Diluted · falling means buybacks, rising means dilution
Stable +0.6% year-on-year, +0.3% a year over 10 years: share count has been stable over the long run.
Working-capital days
Days of revenue sitting in receivables (DSO)
Steady collections DSO of 53 days vs a 48-day norm: collection times are in line with the historical norm.
Financial health
Latest financial year (FY25)
- Return on equity
- 9.1%
- Average
- Current ratio
- 0.70
- Tight
- Debt to equity
- 0.47
- Moderate
- Interest coverage
- 4.9×
- Adequate
Verdicts are graded against what's normal for the sector (Communication Services), not a one-size-fits-all bar. Hover a tile for the reasoning.
Dividends per share
Full dividend history →Per financial year, as reported in the accounts
Typical for the ASX 58% of FY25 earnings paid out: in line with the franking-driven payout culture of large Australian companies.
Free cash flow
Cash from operations minus capital spending: what the DCF model projects from
Good 82% of FY25 net profit became free cash: most reported profit turns into cash.
Net debt
Borrowings and leases minus cash: the line shows how many years of operating profit (EBIT) would clear it
Elevated Net debt of $1.1B is 2.8× FY25 operating profit: a sizeable debt load against operating profit.
Five-year snapshot
Figures as reported in the company's filings
| Metric | FY21 | FY22 | FY23 | FY24 | FY25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | $760.3M | $1.1B | $1.2B | $1.1B | $1.1B |
| Net profit | $752.2M | $168.8M | $1.0B | $-100.9M | $245.2M |
| EPS (diluted) | $0.35 | $0.48 | $2.93 | $-0.28 | $0.68 |
| Dividend / share | $0.33 | $0.43 | $0.45 | $0.42 | $0.40 |
| Net margin | 98.9% | 15.1% | 85.3% | -9.3% | 22.4% |
What does SEEK (SEK) do?
SEEK Ltd runs a network of online job-listing platforms connecting employers and job seekers. Based in Melbourne, Australia, the company was established in 1997 and has traded on the ASX since 2005, reporting a workforce of roughly 10,000 full-time staff. Its recruitment marketplaces reach candidates and employers across Australia, New Zealand, parts of Southeast Asia, Brazil, Mexico, the United Kingdom and other European markets, with internal reporting split into segments covering ANZ, SEEK Asia, Brazil Online, OCC, a platform-support unit, portfolio investments and a growth fund.
Alongside its main job boards, the group operates Jora, a separate job-search site, and owns JobAdder, software that recruiters and internal HR teams use to manage hiring workflows. It also runs Certsy, a service for checking and sharing employment credentials and handling compliance verification. Company filings name Ian Mark Narev as chief executive.
Common questions about SEK
Is SEK undervalued right now? +–
The median of our 3 model estimates puts Seek Ltd's fair value at A$13.24 per share against a price of A$12.89, 2.6% below the estimate as at 26 Jul 2026. Model estimates are a starting point, not advice. See the full valuation breakdown.
Does SEK pay a dividend? +–
Seek Ltd paid $0.40 per share in its most recent financial year with a recorded dividend. The dividend history chart above shows the full payout record.
How fast is SEK growing? +–
Revenue has compounded at 11.0% a year over the last five financial years, and 2.5% a year over ten.
What is SEK's P/E ratio? +–
Seek Ltd trades on a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of 18.9, based on diluted earnings of $0.68 per share in FY25.
Compare SEK with peers
How has Seek Ltd (SEK) performed financially and what do valuation models say it's worth?
Seek Ltd's revenue climbed from $950.4M in FY2016 to $1,557.3M in FY2019, then fell sharply to $650.6M in FY2020 before recovering unevenly, reaching $1,225.3M in FY2023 and settling at $1,097.0M in FY2025. Operating income has been comparatively steadier, ranging between $153.1M and $392.0M across the period, with the FY2025 figure of $392.0M the highest operating income in the ten-year record even though revenue remains below its FY2019 peak.
Bottom-line results have been considerably more volatile than revenue. Net income moved from $357.1M in FY2016 to a loss of $113.1M in FY2020, surged to $752.2M in FY2021 and $1,045.6M in FY2023, then dipped to a loss of $100.9M in FY2024 before returning to a $245.2M profit in FY2025. Diluted EPS traced the same path, from $1.02 in FY2016 down to -$0.32 in FY2020, up to $2.93 in FY2023, and settling at $0.684 in FY2025.
Against a share price of $13.31 as of 3 July 2026, the valuation models point to a wide range of outcomes: the P/E-ratio model estimates fair value at $27.67 per share and the EPS-growth model estimates $13.35, while the DCF model estimates just $0.41 per share. The current P/E ratio of 19.46 also sits well below the company's own five-year median P/E of 40.45.
AI-assisted analysis generated from Craytheon's verified financial data · Updated 4 Jul 2026 · How this works
Data is general information only, not financial advice. Figures are as reported in company filings (some ASX companies report in USD); share prices are AUD.