-- 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:ROP第一季業績超出預期,調整後每股收益為5.16美元(年成長8%),超出市場普遍預期0.17美元;營收為21億美元(年成長11%,有機成長6%),超出預期4000萬美元。所有業務板塊均穩健成長,其中應用軟體(成長12%至11.9億美元)、網路軟體(成長14%至4.28億美元)和技術賦能產品(成長9%至4.76億美元)表現最為強勁。管理層強調,關鍵任務軟體需求持續強勁,且人工智慧產品在各垂直平台上的早期應用取得了顯著成效。現金流維持強勁,營運現金流成長12%至5.92億美元,自由現金流成長11%至5.62億美元。該公司將2026財年調整後每股收益預期從21.30-21.55美元上調至21.80-22.05美元,高於市場普遍預期的21.50美元,主要得益於第一季業績超預期以及股票回購。我們認為,ROP的AI策略將使公司佔據有利地位,垂直市場領導者在AI商業化方面更具優勢。公司擁有超過50億美元的可部署資本,我們預期公司將繼續進行策略性收購和擇機回購。
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