NASDAQ · RELI
Financial Services · Insurance - Brokers
$0.25▲ 10.76% ($0.02)at close
As of 9:30 AM ET
Market cap
$1.07M
P/E
-0.07
EPS (TTM)
-$9.84
Next earnings
Mar 4, 2026
Per-share valuation inputs need verification
Event dated Jun 30, 2026Market-derived shares outstanding and recent statement shares differ materially. Per-share ratios and valuation outputs may be unreliable until the share base is verified. This sometimes appears with ADRs or provider share-count gaps.
Historical revenue grew by 6.37%/yr over the past 4 years.
Selected forecast · Base scenario
0.8%/yr · actual 10-year annualized revenue growth
Year 1 growth: 0%
Market-implied · Base operating assumptions + edited margins
Unavailable · flat 10-year annualized revenue growth
Reverse DCF solves revenue growth itself using Base operating assumptions and your edited margins. Changing forecast growth alone does not change the implied rate. This is a model-implied requirement, not an analyst forecast.
No supported revenue growth rate matches this price with these operating assumptions.
Price used
$0.25
Estimated value / share
Unavailable
Base scenario
More than 85% of this valuation sits in the terminal value beyond year 10, so the result is driven by the perpetuity assumption rather than the projected decade. The valuation is not shown.
Latest quarterly growth differs materially from the latest annual pace. It remains an observed growth input; review whether acceleration or a change in the business explains it.
The discount rate uses the model's minimum bound. Limited beta or capital-structure data may affect this estimate.
Reported operating earnings and the comparable cash-flow estimate differ substantially; the model retains the reported-margin anchor.
Year 1 growth 0% · Ending margin 0% · Discount rate 5.5%
Assumption scenarios, not statistical confidence intervals.
Estimated from future revenue, operating margins, and the investment needed to support them.
There is not a stable run of positive FCFF to anchor a direct cash-flow CAGR, so the model should start from revenue and margin assumptions instead.
Is FCFF positive and has it been for 3+ consecutive years? Latest FCFF is not positive.
RELI
Price vs Fundamentals
The stock fell 86.66% over the last year. Revenue declined 28.01% over the trailing twelve months. Operating margin moved from -37.66% to -81.97%. Free cash flow declined 205.37% over the trailing twelve months.
The market appears to be responding to weaker operating momentum rather than only rerating the stock.
Operating margin stands at -81.97%. Revenue declined 28.01% — this read reverses if that trend stabilizes. Free cash flow fell 205.37% — a return toward positive territory would undermine the deterioration thesis. If margins and cash flow stabilize while the stock stays depressed, the gap shifts from fundamental damage toward pure multiple compression.
Performance
Company profile
Reliance Global Group, Inc. specializes in purchasing and managing insurance brokerages that serve both wholesale and retail clients throughout the United States.
Market multiples
Stock splits
Every 17 shares became 1
Every 15 shares became 1
Every 85 shares became 1
Profitability & growth
Analyst consensus
1
Buy
0
Hold
0
Sell
Analyst ratings tend to be lagging indicators. Use as one signal among many.
Earnings
Full quarter-by-quarter history of actuals vs estimates. Switch into compare mode to inspect one metric year-over-year.
Next report
Mar 4, 2026
Q2 FY26 · EPS est — · Revenue est —
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Dividends
$0.03/shareAt RiskRELI pays a dividend with a 12.2% forward yield, covered -8.0× by free cash flow.
Forward Yield
12.2%
Annual Div / Share
$0.03
CAGR
—
Payout Ratio
—
At Risk
Dividend Growth Rate
Income Projection
Today
$10/mo
In 5 yrs
$10/mo
In 10 yrs
$10/mo
| Today | In 5 yrs | In 10 yrs |
|---|---|---|
$122/yr $10/mo | $122/yr $10/mo | $122/yr $10/mo |
Analysis
No strong strength signal stands out from the latest period pair.
Dividend exceeds free cash flow
Free cash flow covers only -8.01× the dividend. The company is paying out more than it generates in cash, which is unsustainable without borrowing or asset sales.