I have access to Simply Wall St so I thought I'd just share a...

I have access to Simply Wall St so I thought I'd just share a few things about PFP and IVC to give people some indication about how they compare. I pulled a little bit of data from other sources

Market Cap
PFP = $293 Million
IVC = $1 Billion

Australian market share
PFP = 5%
IVC = 33%

Current share price
PFP = $3
IVC = $14.09

Intrinsic value based of future cash flow
PFP = $3.85 (Undervalued by 23%)
IVC = $0.96 (Extremely overvalued)

Expected earnings growth over the next 12 months
PFP = 65.8%
IVC = 1.3%

Debt as a percentage of net worth
PFP = 0.2%
IVC = 197.3

Expected return equity over the next three years
PFP = 9.3%
IVC = 30%

Annual dividend
PFP = 2.15%
IVC = 3.58%

Overall, it seems that PFP matched up well compared to IVC on most things except expected return on equity (although this may be skewed because of the high levels of debt IVC holds). There also appear to be a few things IVC should be a bit worried about, such as its debt and low expected earning growth. I think it's safe to say that based on this data, PFP is the better investment at the moment (despite today's IVC increase of 12%).