-- 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:我們將通用汽車12個月目標價調高5美元至85美元,基於2027年6.0倍的本益比,略高於通用汽車五年平均預期本益比5.9倍。我們將2026年調整後每股盈餘預期從12.15美元上調至13.35美元,並將2027年調整後每股盈餘預期從13.90美元上調至14.25美元。鑑於通用汽車第一季獲利和2026年業績指引均優於預期,我們維持對該股的「持有」評級。 該公司第一季市佔率下滑的消息證實了我們先前的主要擔憂之一,通用汽車第一季在美國(下降70個基點至16.5%)和中國(下降70個基點至6.9%)的新車市佔率均出現下滑。此前,通用汽車的股票在2025年表現亮眼,是表現最佳的汽車製造商股票(上漲54%,而標普500指數同期上漲16%),但我們在去年12月將該股評級下調至「持有」。過去幾年,通用汽車的執行力和市佔率成長令人矚目,但我們認為,由於缺乏混合動力車型,該公司未來將面臨更加嚴峻的挑戰,並預計其市場份額將在未來幾季繼續下滑。
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