-- 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:我们将目标价下调9美元至44美元,预期市盈率为20.5倍,低于三年历史平均市盈率23.7倍和五年历史平均市盈率25.2倍(基于正常化收益)。由于需求下降,我们将2026年营收预期下调至164亿美元(此前为163亿美元),并将2027年营收预期下调至170亿美元(此前为174亿美元)。我们认为,TSCO面临着来自交易量下降、伴侣动物产品类别结构性挑战(同比下降100个基点)以及持续关税压力(尽管采取了成本控制措施,但仍在压缩利润率)的重大运营阻力。营运资本效率有所下降,存货周转率从3.00倍降至2.92倍,同时2026年第一季度经营现金流下降58%,这引发了人们对在同店销售增长乏力的情况下,能否持续保持激进资本回报的担忧。然而,该公司仍保持着稳健的资产负债表、强劲的新店开店率(65%-70%)以及核心C.U.E.品类的稳健表现,这为消费者需求企稳后的复苏奠定了基础。
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