-- 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8.9倍的EV/EBITDA（基於我們對2026年EBITDA的預期），我們將12個月目標價下調13美元至46美元，該倍數與SLGN過去三年的平均倍數一致。我們將2026年每股盈餘預期調高0.05美元至3.90美元，並將2027年每股盈餘預期調高0.05美元至4.20美元。金屬容器業務開局強勁，較去年成長2%，寵物食品銷售成長11%。管理層認為，隨著香水、美容和保健品業務全面整合到Weener的產品組合中，該領域仍有巨大的成長空間。我們預計2027年將有更多產品上市並建立客戶合作關係，進而推動該領域的成長。分銷和特殊瓶蓋業務面臨不利因素，主要是由於庫存成本上升，且北美地區的極端天氣事件對銷售造成了負面影響。管理層也指出，隨著今年稍早達成的新業務尚未商業化，預計2026年下半年銷售將有所改善。
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