-- 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。チャールズ・リバー(CRL)は、2026年第1四半期の売上高が9億9,580万ドル(前年同期比+1.2%、オーガニック成長率-1.5%)となり、市場予想の9億9,400万ドルを上回りました。調整後EPSは2.06ドル(前年同期比-12.0%)となり、市場予想の1.94ドルを上回りました。研究モデル・サービス部門は逆風に直面し、オーガニック売上高は5.5%減の2億840万ドル、営業利益率は240ベーシスポイント低下し24.7%となりました。一方、創薬・安全性評価部門の売上高は5億9,690万ドルで横ばいでしたが、営業利益率は290ベーシスポイント低下し21.0%となりました。CRLは5月6日にCDMO事業と細胞ソリューション事業の戦略的売却を完了し、今月中に欧州の創薬サービス拠点の売却も完了する見込みです。経営陣は、為替変動の見通しが芳しくないにもかかわらず、年間売上高成長率と調整後EPSのガイダンスを維持した。製造ソリューション部門は堅調な業績を示し、売上高は1億9050万ドル(前年同期比2.9%増)となり、リストラによるコスト削減により営業利益率は280ベーシスポイント改善し25.9%となった。同社は自社株買いを通じて株主に2億ドルを還元し、残りの発行可能額は8億ドルとなった。
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