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FAQ
ODFL — frequently asked questions
Is Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc. overvalued?
In our latest published analysis dated 2026-10-03, ODFL looks meaningfully overvalued. The price recorded at analysis is USD 180 versus our fair value of USD 96.6; the high endpoint is presented separately as potential value of USD 130. That implies roughly 46.5% downside to fair value at that date.
Our latest published report, analyzed 2026-10-03, gives ODFL a fair value of USD 96.6 and a potential value of USD 130. The conclusion is triangulated across multiple valuation models and weighted by reliability for Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc.'s archetype; it is a dated research output, not a live price.
Should I buy ODFL now?
Our latest published rating for ODFL, analyzed 2026-10-03, is Sell. Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc. looks meaningfully overvalued at the analysis-date price of USD 180 versus fair value of USD 96.6; potential value is USD 130. This is research for educational purposes, not personalized investment advice.
What are the biggest risks for ODFL?
The dedicated bear-case section in our report analyzed 2026-10-03 documents Old Dominion Freight Line, Inc.'s material risks, evidence, thresholds, and thesis-invalidation conditions. Scenario-specific explanations remain in that section so the report does not repeat or decontextualize them elsewhere.
What is ODFL's rating?
Our latest published rating for ODFL, analyzed 2026-10-03, is Sell, with a published moat assessment of 9/10 (Wide). It reflects our fair value of USD 96.6, the potential value of USD 130, and the price recorded at analysis (USD 180).
Accelerating industrial restocking and freight inflection in FY2026-FY2027 allowing Old Dominion to deploy its north of 35% excess service center capacity to onboard high-yielding spillover freight from embargoed competitors, generating 45% to 50% incremental operating margins and lifting diluted EPS above $7.00.
Main risk
Shipper restocking stalls through 2027, with consecutive quarterly LTL tonnage turning negative or shipment count falling by more than 5% year-over-year,.
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. (ODFL) combines industry-leading operational execution and a wide economic moat with unmatched network capacity in North American less-than-truckload shipping. However, at a market price of $180.48, shares trade at an 86.9% premium to our compositeFair value of $96.57, representing -46.5% implied return and supporting our Sell rating.3
Old Dominion Freight Line operates as the premier North American less-than-truckload (LTL) motor carrier, deriving 99.09% of its $5,496.39M FY2025 revenue from core LTL freight operations,. The company's wide economic moat is anchored in cost advantages, network density, and efficient scale, which have generated sustained returns on invested capital well above its 9.7408% cost of capital. Crucially, management has maintained north of 35% excess capacity across its nationwide service center real estate, enabling ODFL to onboard incremental freight seamlessly without experiencing the service bottlenecks or embargoes currently challenging competitors,.2,3,4,7
Throughout the freight contraction from FY2022 to FY2025, Old Dominion demonstrated extraordinary pricing discipline, preserving an operating margin of 24.76% in FY2025 ($1,361.05M operating income) and delivering $955.10M in free cash flow while maintaining a virtually unleveraged balance sheet ($120.09M cash against $141.40M debt). Looking into the second half of 2026 and FY2027, management anticipates 45% to 50% baseline incremental margins on top-line expansion as customer inventory-to-sales ratios normalize. However, executive commentary confirms that tonnage demand is positive but not breaking out, with sequential tons per day remaining slightly negative (-0.5% in July 2026).3,4,5,6
The disconnect between fundamental recovery pace and market valuation is acute. At $180.48 per share, ODFL trades at 27.32x forward P/E, more than double the transport peer median of 12.77x (PCAR at 15.18x, DAL at 10.36x, AAL at 6.85x). Even when incorporating a structural premium for ODFL's superior returns, the market price reflects an 86.9% premium over intrinsic value. With double-digit insurance inflation and commercial driver wage pressures posing operational margin risks, we issue a Sell rating.3,4
North of 35% Excess Service Center Capacity
Old Dominion has invested counter-cyclically in nationwide linehaul real estate, maintaining north of 35% excess capacity that positions it to onboard high-yielding spillover volume immediately when customer inventory restocking accelerates.4
Core LTL operations represent 99.09% of consolidated revenue ($5,446.15M in FY2025), sustaining operating margins of 24.76% even during prolonged freight downcycles.6,7
Sell. Despite world-class operational execution and pristine balance sheet strength, Old Dominion's valuation at 27.32x forward earnings leaves investors exposed to severe multiple compression if industrial restocking continues to progress gradually. We establish a compositeFair value of $96.57 and advise investors to exit or trim positions.3
Company overview
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. is a leading North American less-than-truckload (LTL) motor carrier providing regional, inter-regional, and national LTL shipping services, which generated $5,446.15M in FY2025, representing 99.09% of its $5,496.39M consolidated revenue,. The company also offers auxiliary logistics operations including container drayage, truckload brokerage, and supply chain consulting, accounting for the remaining $50.24M of FY2025 revenue.
The company serves industrial manufacturing, wholesale distribution, retail, and third-party logistics accounts (3PLs represent approximately one-third of total revenue). Old Dominion operates an integrated, non-union linehaul network across more than 250 service centers nationwide, maintaining north of 35% excess service center capacity and internal commercial driver training academies to deliver industry-leading on-time transit and superior cargo handling.
In a sustained industrial freight downturn where retail and manufacturing restocking remains frozen through FY2027, Old Dominion's sequential tonnage growth fails to accelerate, leaving north of 35% excess service center capacity underutilized and transforming fixed terminal infrastructure into an overhead carrying cost drag,. Compounding the volume shortfall, persistent double-digit commercial auto liability insurance inflation and tightening driver markets compress operating margins from 24.76% in FY2025 to 21.0%-22.0%. Under this stress scenario, the forward P/E multiple sharply derates from 27.32x toward peer medians of 12.77x-16.00x, driving equity valuation toward the validated lower bound of $82.16. Although pristine solvency ($120.09M cash against $141.40M debt) shields the firm from financial distress, equity investors absorb acute downside as market multiples re-align with normalized cyclical compounding.
Old Dominion Freight Line possesses a Wide economic moat anchored by an irreplaceable physical network of over 250 strategically located service centers across North America. Unlike asset-light freight brokers, ODFL owns and operates an integrated cross-dock linehaul infrastructure featuring north of 35% excess door and terminal capacity. Establishing a comparable nationwide real estate footprint is economically prohibitive for potential entrants due to escalating urban land values, stringent zoning restrictions, and the immense multi-decade capital commitments required to connect local pickup and delivery routes into a cohesive national linehaul grid.
This structural network scale translates directly into formidable cost advantages and operational efficiencies. By maintaining a predominantly non-union, company-employed driver base and operating proprietary internal CDL training schools, ODFL mitigates driver turnover and maintains unmatched service metrics (>99% on-time delivery and cargo claims under 0.2%). The operational model is further reinforced by dual-use fleet tractors deployed across pickup, delivery, and night linehaul operations, allowing ODFL to generate industry-leading operating margins of 24.76% in FY2025 ($1,361.05M operating income on $5,496.39M revenue),, far exceeding the transport industry benchmark of 7.30%.
The highlighted cell is Fair value when every assumption sits at its base level ($96.57). Each row and column shows what Fair value becomes when one assumption moves.
Free cash flow to the firm stays positive in the first projected year at $990.6M after modeled reinvestment of $135.1M, with terminal value at 74.3% of enterprise value. A sudden drop in free cash flow is not projected unless capital spending relative to , reinvestment, or resets materially.
Upgrade the rating; Evaluate the sustainability of tonnage acceleration; review customer inventory restocking breadth and incremental operating margins before adjusting position exposure.
Trigger: Quarterly diluted earnings per share exceeding consensus expectations alongside accelerating positive sequential tonnage per day and operating margin expansion.
A substantial earnings beat driven by accelerating customer restocking and shipment volume would validate that operating leverage across excess service center capacity is materializing earlier than projected, narrowing the valuation gap between $180.48 and $96.57.
In-line
Maintain Sell; Maintain an underweight posture; monitor sequential shipment counts, purchased transportation expenses, and carrier embargo reports at rival networks.
Trigger: Quarterly diluted earnings per share and top-line revenue matching consensus expectations with stable revenue per hundredweight and seasonal tonnage trends.
Consolidated revenue contracted from $6,260.08M in FY2022 to $5,496.39M in FY2025, while company capex moderated from $771.32M in FY2024 to $415.03M in FY2025. The industry capex-to-depreciation benchmark stands at 1.50x and capex-to-revenue at 5.00%. Management notes customer inventory-to-sales ratios are at cyclical lows that historically precede restocking inflections.3,4,6
Bull cycle
In an accelerating freight upcycle, industrial production expands and retail restocking takes hold. Shippers face capacity constraints and embargoes at rival carriers, driving lucrative spillover volume to Old Dominion. With >35% excess service center capacity and trained driver pipelines, ODFL achieves 10-14% annual revenue growth, expands operating margin toward 27-28% on 45-50% incremental margins, and drives past $7.00.
§11 Position management
Sizing
0%
Given the Sell rating and substantial 86.89% premium to house Fair value ($96.57 vs $180.48 market price as of 2026-10-02,), capital preservation mandates a zero or minimal portfolio weight. Investors should harvest gains and reallocate capital to transport opportunities with favorable risk-reward profiles.3
Risk
Risk management for Old Dominion Freight Line is defined by asymmetric multiple risk rather than solvency or credit risk. The company maintains an essentially debt-free balance sheet with $120.09M in cash against $141.40M in debt, generating $955.10M in FY2025 free cash flow. However, trading at 27.32x forward P/E —a 114% premium to the transport peer median of 12.77x —equity holders face severe capital loss if freight recovery takes longer to unfold or if mid-cycle earnings fail to exceed $7.00. Institutional managers should enforce strict position caps and systematic exit protocols on any cyclical or technical strength.
While consensus models FY2026-FY2027 EPS growth of 20.1% and 13.5%, management acknowledges tonnage demand is positive but not breaking out. Any disappointment in sequential volume recovery risks sharp multiple contraction from 27.32x toward peer averages (12.77x).1,4
Income and Total Return Investor
Avoid
With a nominal dividend yield based on a $1.16 annual dividend per share and capital returns heavily weighted toward share repurchases ($730.34M in FY2025), the current entry price yields poor prospective total return (-46.5% implied return to ).
§14 Final recommendation
Action
Sell
We recommend a Sell on Old Dominion Freight Line with a Fair value of $96.57 against a market price of $180.48 as of 2026-10-02, representing a -46.5% implied return and an 86.9% price premium. While ODFL is a wide-moat pure-play LTL carrier with superior network density and cash generation ($955.10M FY2025 FCF), the prevailing valuation at 27.32x forward P/E discounts an immediate, aggressive freight volume breakout that is not supported by industrial demand trends.3,4,5
Investors should exit or trim long positions to harvest gains, as cyclical valuation multiples leave shares vulnerable to sharp compression toward transport peer medians (12.77x ) if volume inflection is delayed or cost inflation persists.
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With $120.09M in cash against only $141.40M in debt and $955.10M in FY2025 free cash flow, ODFL possesses virtually zero debt service risk and full capital allocation flexibility.3,5,6
Bear
Probability
25%
Return
-54.5%
Path target
$82.16
Five-year revenue CAGR drops below 1.5% due to macro stagnation
Counter-cyclical share repurchases moderate as operating cash flow contracts
In the Bear case, macroeconomic industrial sluggishness delays shipper restocking into 2027, keeping daily freight tonnage subdued. Underutilized service centers generate fixed carrying overhead, while persistent double-digit insurance inflation and driver wage pressures compress operating margins toward 21.0%-22.0%. The forward P/E multiple derates from 27.32x toward transport peer medians of 12.77x-15.0x, anchoring intrinsic value toward the validated low of $82.16.
Ways this thesis can break
Freight rate price competition and persistent cost inflation compress operating margin by 300 bps below mid-cycle targets.
Operating margin contracted from 29.40% in FY2022 to 24.76% in FY2025,. In Q2 2026, management cited ongoing double-digit insurance cost inflation and tightening driver markets. If industrial volumes remain subdued and competitors discount rates, operating margin could compress to 22.0%.4,6
FV impact
-3.4%
Operating margin 3 points lower throughout
Trigger
Within 12 months
Prolonged industrial production stagnation eliminates retail restocking, depressing 5-year revenue CAGR by 5 percentage points.
Consolidated revenue declined from $6,260.08M in FY2022 to $5,496.39M in FY2025. Management confirmed in Q2 2026 that tonnage demand was 'not breaking out' and sequential tons per day were down 0.5%,. A persistent macro industrial slump would reduce 5-year revenue CAGR from ~6.4% base to ~1.4%.3,4
FV impact
-7.5%
Revenue and EPS growth 5 points lower for five years
Trigger
Within 24 months
Multiple derating as market compresses ODFL's premium terminal multiple toward transport peer medians.
ODFL currently trades at 27.32x forward P/E, while transport peers trade at a median forward P/E of 12.77x (PCAR at 15.18x, DAL at 10.36x, AAL at 6.85x). If earnings growth stabilizes at mid-single digits, ODFL's terminal multiple will derate by 20% toward 16.0x.3
FV impact
-6.8%
Terminal multiple 20% lower
Trigger
Within 18 months
Early-warning signals to monitor
The five developments that would weaken our investment case.
01
Excess Service Center Capacity Buffer
Erosion of the excess capacity buffer below 20% would trigger terminal congestion, service degradation, and elevated expansionary capex, depressing FCFF conversion.
Breakdown of pricing discipline below 20.0% operating margin would signal freight commoditization, loss of premium yield power, and structural impairment of terminal multiples.
Consecutive quarterly downward revisions exceeding 10% would signal an aborted volume recovery, triggering rapid multiple derating toward transport peer medians.
Current:0.0% flat post-earnings revision
Alert if< -10.0% across consecutive quarters
05
Sequential LTL Tons per Day Trajectory
Sequential tonnage declines worse than historical seasonal averages would confirm macro industrial stagnation and aborted customer inventory restocking.
Current:Down 0.5% in July 2026 versus 10-year seasonal decline of 3.0%
Alert ifSequential tons per day decline worse than -3.0%
ODFL's pure-play operational focus, with LTL service generating $5,446.15M or 99.09% of FY2025 revenue, fosters disciplined cost-plus pricing. The company consistently prioritizes freight yield over empty volume, enabling revenue per hundredweight to expand above guidance even in soft demand environments. Furthermore, a fortress balance sheet featuring $120.09M cash against $141.40M debt provides an equity weight exceeding 99.9%, eliminating refinancing risks that plague leveraged peers.
However, an elite structural moat does not make an equity immune to valuation discipline. While ODFL compounds economic profits with an ROIC of 23.65% against a 9.7408% WACC, the current share price of $180.48 values the business at 27.32x forward earnings. This stands at an 86.89% premium over our house Fair value of $96.57, leaving investors vulnerable to cyclical multiple compression regardless of the franchise's wide moat durability.
Old Dominion generates an outstanding return on invested capital of 23.65%, comfortably exceeding its computed WACC of 9.7408% by 13.91 percentage points. This wide positive economic spread is sustained across full freight cycles, supported by FY2025 operating income of $1,361.05M on revenue of $5,496.39M (24.76% operating margin),, yielding $955.10M in free cash flow despite freight downcycle conditions.2,3,5,6
9/ 10
Wide
Sources of advantage
01Network Density and Efficient Scale — Old Dominion operates an extensive nationwide network of over 250 service centers with north of 35% excess door capacity. Replicating this integrated cross-dock real estate infrastructure in key metropolitan freight corridors requires billions in capital and decades of municipal zoning approvals, creating formidable efficient scale that competitor bankruptcies and embargoes reinforce.Wide
02Cost Advantage via Operational Efficiency and Direct Sourcing — ODFL's non-union direct company driver workforce and proprietary internal CDL training schools, combined with dual-use P&D and linehaul tractor scheduling, produce an industry-low operating ratio and superior cargo claims ratio (<0.2%), enabling disciplined cost-plus pricing that preserves a 24.76% operating margin compared to the 7.30% industry operating margin benchmark.Wide
03Switching Costs from Mission-Critical Reliability and Service Quality — Sustained >99% on-time delivery and industry-leading cargo security create high operational switching barriers for corporate logistics managers. Shippers routinely pay premium freight rates (revenue per hundredweight tracking ahead of the guided 4.0% to 4.5% range) to ensure supply-chain reliability rather than risk shipments with lower-tier LTL carriers facing Midwest embargoes.Moderate
Persistent commercial auto liability and casualty insurance cost inflation
medium
Ongoing (12-24 months)
Management incorporates double-digit premium increases directly into account-level cost-plus pricing models across direct shippers and 3PL contracts,.4
Commercial linehaul driver shortages and wage inflation
medium
Medium term (12-36 months)
Proprietary internal driver training academies convert warehouse and dock personnel into licensed commercial linehaul drivers, providing rapid capacity deployment when freight volumes inflect.4
Extreme mono-line exposure to North American industrial trucking downcycles
high
Cyclical (12-24 months)
Pristine balance sheet ($120.09M cash vs $141.40M debt,) and strong cash generation ($955.10M FCF) allow counter-cyclical share repurchases ($730.34M) and terminal asset preservation without solvency risk.3,5,6
The Base case reflects a measured mid-cycle recovery. Industrial production stabilizes and retail restocking unfolds gradually, driving revenue growth of 7.60% in FY2026 and 7.86% in FY2027. Operating margins expand moderately from 24.76% in FY2025 to 25.20% in FY2026 and 26.20% in FY2027, reaching a terminal steady-state of 26.00%. Diluted EPS rises from $4.84 in FY2025 to $5.81 in FY2026 and $6.60 in FY2027. Intrinsic valuation centers at $96.57, discounted at a WACC of 9.7408% and terminal P/E of 20.0x.1,2,6
Terminal valuation multiple sustains premium over historical peer averages
In the Bull case, customer inventory restocking inflects sharply across North American industrial and retail channels throughout FY2026 and FY2027. Old Dominion leverages its north of 35% excess service center capacity and internal driver academy pipelines to onboard high-yielding freight spillover from embargoed competitors. High incremental margins of 45% to 50% expand operating margins toward 27.5%-28.0%, lifting diluted EPS past $7.00 and supporting the high-end intrinsic value of $129.73.1,4
Meeting consensus expectations confirms steady baseline freight operations but provides insufficient fundamental acceleration to justify the share price of $180.48, leaving shares heavily overvalued relative to Fair value of $96.57 with an implied return of -46.5%.
Miss
Maintain Sell; Accelerate capital redeployment out of the name; verify whether pricing discipline softened or insurance cost inflation escalated ahead of future quarters.
Trigger: Quarterly diluted earnings per share falling below consensus expectations driven by sequential tonnage declines, softer yield, or elevated operating costs.
An earnings miss would demonstrate that freight downcycle pressures and fixed-cost carrying drags persist, accelerating market multiple derating toward peer norms and driving the market price downward toward $96.57.
Earnings quality is exceptional, characterized by clean cash flow conversion and negligible non-operating adjustments. Operating cash flow substantially exceeds reported net income, while stock-based compensation represents only a negligible fraction of operating earnings. The balance sheet carries minimal funded debt, resulting in near-zero interest distortion and ensuring that reported earnings reflect genuine operational cash generation across the nationwide LTL freight network.
Metrics to watch into the print
01
Metric:
Sequential LTL Tons per Day Trajectory
CurrentRecent daily tonnage tracked ahead of the ten-year seasonal trend, though overall demand has not broken out broadly.
Why it matters
Sequential tonnage momentum indicates whether customer inventory restocking has begun or if freight demand remains sluggish.
Old Dominion demonstrates exceptional cash conversion across the freight cycle. In FY2025, operating cash flow reached $1,370.13M, representing 133.8% of net income ($1,023.70M). Capital expenditures were curtailed counter-cyclically to $415.03M (down from $771.32M in FY2024), generating robust free cash flow of $955.10M (a 93.3% FCF-to-net-income conversion ratio). Minimal stock-based compensation of $12.85M underscores pristine earnings quality, ensuring that reported cash flows represent genuine cash generation available for equity holders.5,6
Management exhibits cycle-tested capital allocation discipline. Having aggressively pre-funded service center expansion over the prior decade to secure north of 35% excess capacity, ODFL transitioned its capital allocation during the volume contraction toward capital return. The company deployed $730.34M toward share repurchases in FY2025, reducing diluted shares outstanding by 1.2% to 207.36M shares, while paying $1.16 per share in annual dividends. Balance sheet leverage remains practically zero with $141.40M debt offset by $120.09M cash, ensuring total operational autonomy and continuous shareholder returns without credit market dependence.
Return on invested capital of 23.65% demonstrates remarkable resilience through an extended multi-year freight downturn. While down from cycle peak levels achieved in FY2022 (29.40% operating margin), ROIC remains rock-solid due to capital discipline, fleet optimization, and high operating margins of 24.76% in FY2025.
ODFL's ROIC of 23.65% outpaces its computed WACC of 9.7408% by 13.91 percentage points, generating substantial positive economic spread and demonstrating that the company creates immense intrinsic shareholder value even during cyclical volume troughs.
LTL service generated $5,446.15M (99.09%) of total FY2025 revenue ($5,496.39M),, yielding $1,361.05M in operating income for a 24.76% operating margin, outperforming the transport industry benchmark of 7.30%.
Uncompromising pricing discipline and cost-plus contracts insulate core operating margins from commoditization, ensuring strong baseline earnings power.
Counter-Cyclical Network Investment Creates Operating Leverage Headroom Without Capex Spikes
ODFL holds north of 35% excess service center capacity while reducing FY2025 capital expenditures to $415.03M from $771.32M in FY2024. FY2026 capexguidance remains replacement-oriented at 12.0% reinvestment rate.
Tonnage recovery converts to revenue with baseline incremental margins of 45% to 50%, expanding FCFF without requiring near-term network expansion capital.
Pristine Balance Sheet and High Cash Conversion Shield Equity from Refinancing and Interest Rate Shocks
With an equity weight of 99.95%, interest expense is negligible ($0.30M in FY2025), preserving cash flow to fund counter-cyclical share repurchases ($730.34M).
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. (ODFL) trades at 27.3x forward earnings against a peer median of 12.8x. Its EV/EBITDA of 20.7x compares with a peer median of 15.1x. The comparison uses 4 peers: Delta Air Lines Inc., PACCAR Inc., American Airlines Group Inc. and Deere & Company, as of 2026-10-02 to 2026-10-03.
In an extended freight downcycle or macro stagnation, industrial demand remains sluggish and inventory restocking fails to materialize broadly into 2027. Tonnage remains muted, underutilized service centers generate carrying cost drag, and competitors engage in spot discounting. In combination with persistent double-digit insurance inflation, operating margins compress toward 21-22%, while the premium 27.32x forward P/E multiple derates toward peer medians,.
Secular trends
Trend
Impact
Note
E-commerce Decentralization and Regional Supply Chain Nearshoring
positive
Shippers increasingly rely on rapid regional replenishment and smaller, higher-frequency shipments, driving structural demand toward high-reliability LTL networks over full truckload.
Escalating Commercial Liability Insurance and Nuclear Verdicts
negative
Industry-wide auto liability premiums continue double-digit annual increases, raising fixed operating costs across the trucking industry and weeding out undercapitalized operators.
Commercial Driver Demographic Tightening and Regulatory Compliance
positive
An aging workforce and stricter safety regulations constrain industry driver supply, favoring well-capitalized carriers with proprietary CDL driver academies.
Positioning
Old Dominion is exceptionally well positioned at the cyclical trough. With north of 35% excess service center capacity, negligible net debt ($141.40M debt vs $120.09M cash,), and industry-leading operating discipline (24.76% margin in FY2025), ODFL can capture profitable volume sequentially as industrial restocking begins without requiring dilutive financing or disruptive capital outlays.3,4,6
Entry tranches
Level
Action
Why
$180.48 (Market Price as of 2026-10-02)
Sell / Trim / Exit position
Market price as of 2026-10-02 carries an 86.89% premium over intrinsic value,, offering an asymmetric opportunity to exit or trim.
$96.57 (House Fair Value)
Initiate fundamental re-evaluation for neutral positioning
At $96.57, the market price aligns with house Fair value, eliminating the extreme valuation premium.
Consider re-establishing core position
Exit tranches
Level
Action
$180.48 - $190.00 (Market to Recent Resistance)
Harvest remaining profits and eliminate equity exposure
$196.58 - $199.80 (50-Day and 200-Day Moving Averages)
Execute complete exit on any technical counter-trend bounce
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