-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下:罗克韦尔自动化(韩国)公布的2026财年第二季度(9月)业绩远超预期,销售额达22亿美元(同比增长12%,有机增长9%),每股收益为3.30美元(同比增长32%),高于市场普遍预期的2.88美元。强劲的业绩得益于高效的运营和关键业务板块的全面需求复苏。软件与控制业务依然是增长引擎,销售额达6.84亿美元(同比增长20%),营业利润率从上年同期的30.1%大幅提升至34.9%;智能设备业务销售额达10亿美元(同比增长13%),利润率也从17.7%提升至20.9%。 ROK将2026财年每股收益预期从11.40-12.20美元上调至12.50-13.10美元,反映出增长前景趋于稳定,市场信心增强。公司认为,仓储自动化、数据中心、半导体和能源终端市场发展势头强劲,高利润率的软件业务将通过销量增长和强劲的价格实现提升盈利质量,而有利的产品组合也将支撑整体盈利能力的提升。
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