-- 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：基于8.9倍的EV/EBITDA（基于我们对2026年EBITDA的预期），我们将12个月目标股价下调13美元至46美元，该倍数与SLGN过去三年的平均倍数一致。我们将2026年每股收益预期上调0.05美元至3.90美元，并将2027年每股收益预期上调0.05美元至4.20美元。金属容器业务开局强劲，同比增长2%，宠物食品销量增长11%。管理层认为，随着香水、美容和保健品业务全面整合到Weener的产品组合中，该领域仍有巨大的增长空间。我们预计2027年将有更多产品上市并建立客户合作关系，从而推动该领域的增长。分销和特种瓶盖业务面临不利因素，主要是由于库存成本上升，且北美地区的极端天气事件对销量造成了负面影响。管理层还指出，随着今年早些时候达成的新业务尚未商业化，预计2026年下半年销量将有所改善。
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