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研究快訊:CFRA重申對百勝餐飲集團股票的強烈買進評等。

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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:我們將目標股價上調3美元至180美元,維持2026年每股收益預期26倍的本益比不變,並高於該股五年平均預期本益比25倍。我們將2026年每股盈餘預期從6.80美元上調至6.91美元,並將2027年每股盈餘預期從7.60美元上調至7.73美元。鑑於第一季業績超出預期,我們重申「強烈買入」評級。百勝餐飲集團(YUM)的系統銷售額實現了強勁增長(+6%),主要得益於肯德基(同店銷售額增長2%)和塔可鐘(同店銷售額增長8%)的強勁表現,凸顯了其「提升標準」(Raise The Bar)策略的有效性,該策略旨在透過菜單創新、強大的價值感知和消費者洞察贏得未來消費者。單位經濟效益依然強勁,肯德基利潤率提升70個基點至43.6%,反映了營運效率的提高和有利的成本動態。儘管加大了成長投入,塔可鐘的利潤率仍維持在35.2%的行業領先水準。強勁的單店經濟效益,加上8.2%的淨門市成長(第一季淨增402家門市),支撐了7%的系統銷售額成長和8%的核心營業利潤成長的長期目標。

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