Roiver Score™ for
SNASnap-on Incorporated
Based on the annual report for the fiscal year ended January 3, 2026.
Snap-on Incorporated (SNA) scores 74/100 (Solid) on the Roiver Score, a transparent quality composite, based on its annual report for the fiscal year ended January 3, 2026. Its strongest area is capital structure; its weakest is valuation. The score measures business quality, not timing — it's a signal, not a recommendation.
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Roiver Score is a transparent 0–100 quality composite. Five components, each scored 0–20. If one can't be measured from a company's filings, the score is scaled from the ones that can (at least three are required). Banks, insurers and REITs are scored on measures suited to them. Inspired by Piotroski's F-Score, Altman's Z-Score, and the Buffett/Munger framework on quality compounders at fair prices. Read the full methodology →
Frequently asked about SNA
What is SNA's Roiver Score?
Snap-on Incorporated scores 74 out of 100 (Solid). Based on the annual report for the fiscal year ended January 3, 2026.
How is the Roiver Score for SNA calculated?
It combines profitability, capital structure, cash quality, valuation and stability into a transparent 0–100 composite. Five components, each scored 0–20. If one can't be measured from a company's filings, the score is scaled from the ones that can (at least three are required). The full methodology is published.
Is SNA a good quality stock?
On quality, SNA rates "Solid" (74/100). Its strongest driver is capital structure and its weakest is valuation. Quality is one input to a decision, not a buy/sell call.
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