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PayPal Holdings (PYPL) reported that its Q2 free cash flow (FCF) fell 42% to just $656 million from $1.14 billion last year. However, it maintained guidance of between $6 and $7 billion FCF in 2025, on par with its 2024 $6.767 billion FCF.
If that actually happens, PYPL stock could be undervalued. It could be worth over 30% more at $88.35 per share. This article will show why.