-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。TMOは第1四半期において、調整後EPSが5.44ドル(市場予想5.15ドル)、売上高が110.1億ドル(前年同期比6%増)となり、売上高と利益ともに市場予想を上回りました。ただし、89億ドルのClario買収が業績に大きく貢献したため、オーガニック成長率は1%と控えめな水準にとどまりました。事業セグメント別に見ると、ライフサイエンスソリューション部門は、Solventum買収の恩恵を受け、売上高が26.4億ドル(前年同期比13%増)と好調で、利益率も36.2%に改善しました。一方、分析機器部門は、設備投資の継続的な圧力により、売上高は横ばい、利益率は前年同期の23.2%から20.7%へと大幅に低下しました。フリーキャッシュフローは3億7,300万ドルから8億2,500万ドルへと急増し、株主への資本還元を支えました。 TMOは自社株買いを通じて30億ドルを株主に還元し、配当を10%増額しました。同社は次回の決算説明会で2026年の業績見通しを更新する予定です。厳しいライフサイエンスツール事業環境にもかかわらず、堅調なキャッシュフロー実績と規律ある資本配分活動がTMOの事業継続性を支えていると当社は考えています。
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