Unilever has delivered steady gains over the past few years, and the question now is whether the cash it is expected to generate can fully support the price investors are paying today. With the focus squarely on the strength and durability of those cash flows, the share price story meets a valuation test grounded in what the business can return to its owners over time. Over the past 5 years Unilever has returned 41.0%, which puts a meaningful amount of investor capital on the line if the current share price does not match the cash the business can produce.
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