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Standard Life (SDLF.LSE)
Standard Life share price today, ATLAS forecast and fair value
Financial Services · Insurance - Life · London Stock Exchange · United Kingdom
£9.22▲ +0.66%
Prices as of Oct 27, 2026 · GBP
Chance of rising in 1 month
52%
that it ends higher than today in 21 sessions
0%coin flip 50%100%
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- 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 Standard Life a 52% chance of finishing higher a month from now (21 trading sessions) than today: close to a coin flip.
In half of the simulated outcomes the price ends between £8.87 and £9.64; in 9 out of 10, between £8.24 and £10.37. Estimated annual volatility is 24%.
Price, last 12 months (weekly close)
Key numbers
- Market cap
- £9.0B
- Market cap (USD)
- $12.0B
- Dividend yield
- 6.15%
- 52-week high
- £9.60
- 52-week low
- £6.34
- Revenue (12 months)
- £40.5B
- Gross margin
- 6.3%
- Operating margin
- 1.1%
- Net margin
- -1.2%
- Beta
- 0.94
What this means
ATLAS does not publish a fair value for SDLF.LSE right now, but it does show its odds of rising: close to a coin flip.
Over the last 52 weeks SDLF.LSE has traded between £6.34 and £9.60. Today it is 4.0% below that high and 45% above its low.
Its beta is 0.94: it moves roughly in line with the market.
About the company
Standard Life plc operates in the long-term savings and retirement business in Europe. It operates through Retirement Solutions, Pensions & Savings, With-Profits, and Europe & Other segments.
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Frequently asked questions
What does Standard Life do?
Standard Life plc operates in the long-term savings and retirement business in Europe. It operates through Retirement Solutions, Pensions & Savings, With-Profits, and Europe & Other segments.
What is the chance SDLF.LSE goes up next month?
52%: close to a coin flip. In half of the simulated outcomes, SDLF.LSE ends the month between £8.87 and £9.64.
How big is Standard Life and what is its P/E ratio?
Standard Life's market capitalization is £9.0B. We do not show a P/E because it has no positive earnings to base one on.
Does Standard Life pay a dividend?
Yes. SDLF.LSE's current dividend yield is 6.15% at today's price (£9.22).
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