-- 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: Gentex公司(GNTX)公佈第一季調整後每股收益為0.48美元,高於先前預期的0.43美元(成長12%),比市場預期高出0.3美元。淨銷售額成長17%至6.75億美元(較市場預期高出2,600萬美元),毛利率提升60個基點至33.8%(較市場預期高出10個基點)。淨銷售額受到鏡子出貨量下降6%的負面影響,但被收購的VOXX資產完全抵消,該資產在本季度貢獻了8,900萬美元的總收入。毛利率的提升主要得益於有利的產品組合、營運效率的提高以及採購成本的降低。 GNTX將2026年營收預期從先前的26億至27億美元上調至26.5億至27.5億美元。其他所有預期均保持不變。第一季度,GNTX以平均每股22.01美元的價格回購了330萬股股票。這份財報整體表現穩健,銷售額和利潤率均超乎預期,並上調了全年業績指引。考慮到基本面面臨的不利因素,我們認為很少有投資人在本財報季會預期汽車供應商會取得這樣的業績。我們認為,這份財報顯示GNTX的扭虧為盈計畫正在按部就班地進行。
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