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Cintas Corporation specializes in supplying professional uniforms and a range of essential business services primarily across the United States, Canada, and Latin America. The company's operations are divided into three main divisions: Uniform Rental and Facility Services, First Aid and Safety Services, and an 'All Other' segment. Within its Uniform Rental and Facility Services division, Cintas offers rental and maintenance for various workwear, including flame-resistant apparel, alongside floor mats, mops, and industrial towels.
Brands & revenue mix
Cintas
Primary brand under which the company provides workwear and business essentials.
Separate brand revenue is not available in this research.Source
Revenue share is not unit sales or a best-seller ranking. Parent brands and included sub-brands can overlap; do not add overlapping rows.
Customer concentrationPREMIUM
As of the fiscal year ended May 31, 2025, no individual customer accounts for greater than one percent of Cintas' total revenue.
Overall investment score · Quality, value, risk and opportunity
41
Weak
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Company Quality
How good is the actual business—regardless of today’s stock price?
84
Strong
Financial Strength
84
Business Quality / Moat
95
Management
100
Growth Quality
36
Risk / Durability
96
Great Company · Expensive Stock
Uses financial strength, moat, management, growth quality and durability. It excludes share price, P/E, market cap, intrinsic value and margin of safety.
Opportunity
Opportunity Score · How does the current price compare with estimated value?
32
Avoid
Based on current valuation, company quality, recent trends, and available market signals.
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Model Outlook
12-month model · What does the model think happens next?
43/100
Building Historical Record
Model Score 43/100 — estimates relative performance potential, distinct from WallStreetScore (company quality).
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WSS View
The quick read
WSS currently sees meaningful weaknesses in the company-strength profile.
At today’s price, the WSS valuation framework currently reads as less attractive based on the available valuation and market data.
The model outlook is currently cautious.
What we like
•Balance-sheet / debt profile scores strongly
•Recent buyback activity is present
What to watch
•Valuation is a weaker part of the current profile
•Revenue fundamentals are weak
•Asset quality is a weaker factor
Company-specific research
Questions worth answering for CTAS
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•Can CTAS maintain its current revenue growth rate and improve the amount of that revenue that turns into earnings and cash?
•Is CTAS's positive free cash flow repeatable, or is the current level being helped by temporary working-capital or spending changes?
•Is CTAS's debt load manageable relative to cash generation, interest costs and upcoming maturities?
•What future growth or profitability would be needed to justify CTAS's current valuation?
Two different market-behavior signals. Momentum measures direction and trend strength. Volatility measures how large and unstable the price moves are, regardless of direction.
A high momentum score means price has been trending upward with confirming short- and medium-term strength. A low score means downward or weakening momentum.
Volatility = How violently is it moving?
A high volatility score means larger, less stable price swings. It can happen while a stock is rising or falling, so high volatility is not automatically bullish or bearish.
Important: the volatility score above is based on realized price volatility. Implied volatility (IV) comes from options prices and represents the market's expected future movement. Wall Street Score will keep IV separate and will only display it when a verified options-chain feed is available.
Notices for CTAS
Detected from reported data — verify before acting.
Dividend history reported
Dividend payments are recorded. Review the dates and regular/special classification below; past payments do not guarantee future dividends.
Historical repurchase activity
Reported cash flows or share-count measures indicate past repurchase activity. This does not verify an active buyback authorization or future purchases.
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What the Bulls Say
+Growth opportunities may come from revenue expansion, margin improvement, new products, market-share gains, and stronger cash flow.
+Product opportunity: Cintas Corporation specializes in supplying professional uniforms and a range of essential business services primarily across the United States, Canada, and Latin America. The company's operations are divided into three main divisions: Uniform Rental and Facility Services, First Aid and Safety Services, and an 'All Other' segment. Within its Uniform Rental and Facility Services division, Cintas offers rental and maintenance for various workwear, including flame-resistant apparel, alongside floor.
+Positive free cash flow may provide capacity to invest in growth.
What the Bears Say
−Key risks may include competition, margin pressure, debt levels, valuation risk, and changes in demand within the Specialty Business Services industry.
Bull and bear cases summarize disclosed catalysts, growth opportunities and risks; they are not buy or sell recommendations.
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Scores
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Wall Street Score
Weak41/ 100
Weak (0–50)Fair (51–71)Strong (72+)
Debt
Strong
82
Debt Cost3.9%
Debt Reduction YoY-1.9%
Debt / Equity0.53x
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Revenue
Poor
21
Revenue YoY2.6%
Revenue CAGR8.3%
Net Margin17.8%
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Asset
Poor
29
Asset Growth YoY7.2%
Liquidation/Share$12.81
Net Assets/MCap0.10x
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Capital
Poor
17
Earnings Yield2.6%
Buyback Yield1.0%
Debt Cost3.9%
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Management
Elite
100
ROIC27.1%
ROE39.6%
ROA19.3%
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Moat
Elite
95
EPS Growth12.9%
FCF/Share Growth14.9%
Rev/Share Growth9.6%
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Valuation
Poor
10
Intrinsic Value$130.96
Value Reference$78.58
MOS-0.5%
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Buffett
Fair
59
Revenue21
Moat95
Valuation10
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MOS
Poor
0
MOS %-0.5%
Value Reference$78.58
Deep Discount Reference$52.38
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Financial
Poor
33
Interest Coverage24.5x
ROIC27.1%
FCF Yield2.4%
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Master
Poor
32
Financial33
Valuation10
Debt82
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Resilience
Fair
60
Survival Years0.4 yrs
Current Ratio1.43x
FCF Margin0.2%
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Score Changes
9 historical score records available
Previous Score
41
Sep 25, 2026
Change
Unchanged
Current Score
41
Oct 1, 2026
Category Changes
Revenue+0.1
Debt0
Assets0
Capital0
Management0
Moat0
Valuation0
Buffett0
CTAS score was unchanged.
Projected Score
Projected Score
46
Projected Change
+4.1%
Preliminary comparable-period financial changes suggest improvement of approximately 4.1 points. This is a projected estimate, not the official WallStreetScore.