-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下:鉴于第一季度强劲的业绩,并考虑到经济的不确定性,我们将12个月目标价下调15美元至120美元,并采用27.0倍的预期市盈率(基于我们对2027年每股收益的预期),高于纳斯达克五年平均预期市盈率23.5倍,这主要得益于其在金融犯罪领域的持续成功以及指数板块的强劲增长势头。我们将2026年每股收益预期上调0.03美元至3.98美元,并将2027年每股收益预期上调0.18美元至4.44美元。纳斯达克目前发展势头强劲,人工智能并未对其强大的竞争优势构成任何威胁。事实上,其业绩正在加速增长。该公司第一季度实现了自2021年以来最强劲的内生增长,净收入、解决方案收入和营业利润均实现增长。金融科技领域的营收创历史新高尤其令人鼓舞,因为我们一直认为,纳斯达克凭借Verafin及其行业领先的反金融犯罪解决方案,拥有竞争优势。Verafin的发展势头强劲,第一季度新增58家中小银行客户,同比增长24%,预示着未来前景光明。
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