Janus International Group trades for a deep discount, at 7.3x EV/Forward EBITDA and a sector-leading FCF yield over 14%. JBI's stock quote has dropped 75% from its peak, despite an improved balance sheet vs. its IPO 6+ years ago. Projected earnings and cash flow growth into 2027, plus potential debt reduction, could drive a valuation re-rating and price rebound to $10–$15 if macro conditions do not deteriorate.









