The Company is a manufacturer of wheels, tires and assemblies for off-highway vehicles used in the agricultural, earthmoving/construction and consumer markets.
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Titan manufactures wheels, tires and assemblies for big equipment makers in agriculture, construction, and mining sectors as well as for consumers for all-terrain vehicles.In the last 3 years, earnings have skyrocketed.***2010 Earnings: 49 cents***2011 Expected Earnings: $1.46- EPS growth of 197%***2012 Expected Earnings: $2.26- EPS growth of 56%But like a lot of stocks, it sold off over the summer of 2011 before hitting a new 52-week low in October. It has since rebounded off that level, but hasn't retaken its prior highs.But because of rising earnings estimates, that means the stock has attractive valuations.In addition to a P/E under 10, which is under the average for the S&P 500 of 12.4, the company has a price-to-book of 2.3. A P/B under 3.0 usually indicates value.Additionally, Titan has a really low price-to-sales ratio of 0.7. A P/S under 1.0 can mean that a company is undervalued.Also, if you're looking for other solid fundamentals, Titan has a stellar 1-year return on equity (ROE) of 20.2% which is well under the S&P 500 average of just 13.4%.Time to buy fools for an undervalued manufacturer of wheels, tires and assemblies for big equipment makers in agriculture, construction, and mining sectors as well as for consumers for all-terrain vehicles.