The New York TimesNYT.NValuation Analysis

As of Oct 16, 2026, The New York Times (NYT.N) trades at a P/E of 27.80x, P/B of 5.30x, P/S of 3.67x, and a dividend yield of 1.28%.
Longitudinal percentile comparison: P/E sits at the 9th percentile over the trailing 10Y window (vs. 19th percentile over 3Y); P/B sits at the 76th percentile over the trailing 10Y window (vs. 77th percentile over 3Y); P/S sits at the 76th percentile over the trailing 10Y window (vs. 74th percentile over 3Y).
Cross-sectional valuation: its P/E ranks at the 56th percentile within its industry and the 66th percentile across the broader market.
Shareholder return highlight: Total Shareholder Yield is 2.79%, ranking at the 82nd percentile over the trailing 20Y window.
Notably, P/E and P/B aren't telling quite the same story, 67.8 points apart — worth checking the full percentile matrix on this page for the complete picture. The P/E percentile sits lower within its industry than across the market as a whole — relatively cheaper next to direct peers. Of the 2.79% total shareholder yield, 1.28% is paid out as dividends and roughly 1.51% is implied to come from buybacks — both channels are meaningfully in play. The New York Times operates in the Manufacturing sector. Data refreshes weekly and is for reference only, not investment advice.