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Nationwide Building Society (NBS.LSE)
Nationwide Building Society share price today, ATLAS forecast and fair value
Financial Services · Banks - Regional · London Stock Exchange · United Kingdom
£1.25▲ 0.00%
Prices as of Oct 27, 2026 · GBP
Chance of rising in 1 month
75%
that it ends higher than today in 21 sessions
0%coin flip 50%100%
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On Nationwide Building Society
- Simulation and expected rangeThousands of simulated scenarios: how far the price could rise or fall.
- Officers and shareholdersWho runs the company and which funds hold its shares.
- Customer and supplier mapWho it does business with, from its own filings.
- Valuation and financialsFair value step by step, quarterly accounts and upcoming events.
- NewsThe latest on the company, in one place.
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ATLAS's model gives Nationwide Building Society a 75% chance of finishing higher a month from now (21 trading sessions) than today: somewhat better than a coin flip.
In half of the simulated outcomes the price ends between £1.25 and £1.26; in 9 out of 10, between £1.24 and £1.28. Estimated annual volatility is 3%.
Price, last 12 months (weekly close)
Key numbers
- P/E ratio
- 1.1
- 52-week high
- £1.34
- 52-week low
- £1.20
- Revenue (12 months)
- £6.0B
- Operating margin
- 32.9%
- Net margin
- 17.5%
- Beta
- 0.50
What this means
ATLAS does not publish a fair value for NBS.LSE right now, but it does show its odds of rising: somewhat better than a coin flip.
Over the last 52 weeks NBS.LSE has traded between £1.20 and £1.34. Today it is 6.6% below that high and 4% above its low.
On the business: net margin is 17.5%; it trades at 1.1 times earnings.
Its beta is 0.50: it tends to move less than the market.
About the company
Nationwide Building Society, together with its subsidiaries, provides retail banking products and services in the United Kingdom.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Nationwide Building Society do?
Nationwide Building Society, together with its subsidiaries, provides retail banking products and services in the United Kingdom.
What is the chance NBS.LSE goes up next month?
75%: somewhat better than a coin flip. In half of the simulated outcomes, NBS.LSE ends the month between £1.25 and £1.26.
How big is Nationwide Building Society and what is its P/E ratio?
Its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 1.1: you pay £1.08 for each £1.00 of yearly earnings.
How volatile is NBS.LSE?
ATLAS estimates annual volatility at 3%. In a typical month, half of the outcomes end between £1.25 and £1.26.
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