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加拿大皇家银行表示，瓦尔沃林第二季度业绩有望超出预期，主要得益于强劲的同店销售和定价策略。

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-- 加拿大皇家银行资本市场（RBC Capital Markets）周一发布的报告称，瓦尔沃林（Valvoline，股票代码：VVV）第二财季业绩预计将超出华尔街预期，这主要得益于强劲的同店销售增长和价格策略，这些因素应能抵消不断上涨的原材料成本。 该机构预计瓦尔沃林第二财季同店销售额将增长5.7%，调整后息税折旧摊销前利润（EBITDA）将达到1.26亿美元，均高于市场普遍预期。报告指出，强劲的需求和价格上涨势头应能抵消基础油价格上涨的影响，而该机构认为基础油价格上涨“已经过高”。 展望未来，瓦尔沃林被认为有能力应对通胀压力，预计价格策略将在很大程度上抵消基础油成本的上涨。该机构表示，目前的业绩指引可能较为保守，这意味着瓦尔沃林有可能发布“超出预期并上调”的业绩指引，这可能会提振市场情绪。 报告称，中期来看，瓦尔沃林在出售其全球产品部门后，预计将受益于更强劲的增长和更高的利润率，预计在持续扩张的同时，实现两位数中段的销售增长“是可以实现的”。 加拿大皇家银行（RBC）对胜牌（Valvoline）的评级为“跑赢大盘”，目标价为46美元。

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