-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下:MAS第一季業績穩健,淨銷售額達19億美元(年增6%),每股收益為1.04美元,高於市場普遍預期的0.88美元,主要得益於營業利潤率提升90個基點至16.9%。衛浴產品業務表現突出,銷售額達14億美元(有機成長7%),調整後營業利潤率為18.3%;裝飾建築產品業務儘管營收持平,但利潤率仍提升320個基點至19.0%。我們認為,MAS在定價策略和成本節約方面的出色執行令人印象深刻,展現了其在瞬息萬變的市場環境中卓越的營運能力。儘管第一季業績表現強勁,但管理層仍維持全年調整後每股收益4.10美元至4.30美元的預期,考慮到當前市場的波動性,我們認為這一預期是審慎的。該公司透過2.02億美元的股票回購和6,500萬美元的股息,向股東返還了2.67億美元,年減了4%的流通股數。我們認為,MAS約13億美元的強勁流動資金和2.89億美元的經營現金流(年增10%)為持續向股東返還資金提供了靈活性。
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