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研究報告:CFRA 將 Expedia Group 股票評級從「賣出」上調至「持有」。

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-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點總結如下:我們將12個月目標價上調12美元至252美元,相當於我們2026年每股收益預期的13倍(市盈率不變),低於EXPE過去五年平均市盈率21倍,這一折讓是基於消費者支出和競爭風險的考量。我們將2026年每股盈餘預期從18.51美元上調至19.41美元,並將2027年每股盈餘預期從20.38美元上調至22.18美元。我們上調預期反映了第一季總預訂量成長強勁(年增13%),儘管受到伊朗衝突的影響,市場波動較大。管理層重申了其2026年總預訂量增長6%-8%的預期,考慮到北美世界盃可能帶來的旅遊成長,這一預期較為保守。此外,該公司在銷售和行銷方面的槓桿作用顯著(年減400個基點)。如果EXPE能夠實現其毛預訂量預期並維持營運槓桿,我們認為其在2026年實現兩位數低段每股收益成長的路徑較為合理。我們認為,目前該股股價低於五年平均水平,風險/回報更為平衡。因此,我們將評級從“賣出”上調至“持有”。

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