-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點摘要如下：基於37.3倍的2027年每股盈餘預期，我們將IDXX的目標股價從620美元下調至612美元，低於IDXX歷史平均預期本益比。我們將2026年每股收益預期從14.67美元小幅上調至14.70美元，並維持2027年每股收益預期在16.42美元不變。 IDXX第一季業績表現強勁，超乎預期，營收達11.41億美元（年增11%），主要得益於其伴侶動物診斷業務經常性收入的強勁成長。然而，我們認為IDXX近期面臨一些風險，主要源自於宏觀經濟壓力導致消費者非必要的健康相關獸醫就診量下降。這一趨勢構成財務風險，因為IDXX的全年業績指引假設美國臨床就診量下降1.5%；因此，經濟環境的進一步惡化可能導致更大幅度的下降，並對營收目標構成挑戰。此外，IDXX也指出中東地區出現了輕微的供應鏈中斷，雖然目前已受到控制，但這凸顯了全球業務活動中可能存在的更廣泛的營運風險。
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