-- 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:我们将目标价上调10美元至150美元,预期市盈率为13.2倍,接近过去三年15.1倍和过去五年11.9倍历史平均水平的中值(基于预期正常化收益)。我们相信C公司已做好充分准备,加速增长并提升业绩。展望2026年,我们认为市场存在充足的机会,所有业务的收入增长和利润率均有望超出市场预期。基于935亿美元(此前预期为883亿美元)和985亿美元(此前预期为920亿美元)的预期收入,我们将2026年每股收益预期上调1.55美元至11.30美元,2027年每股收益预期上调0.80美元至12.50美元。我们根据净交易额溢价将公司估值水平调整至1.5倍,但仍低于直接同行1.7倍至2.5倍的估值水平。鉴于C公司在国债证券服务领域的领先地位及其在投资银行领域位列前五的地位,我们认为其目标价存在上涨空间。估值风险可能来自美国以外宏观经济环境的变化,而C公司在这些地区的业务敞口高于同行。
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