-- 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12个月目标价上调8美元至119美元，这一上调反映了相对估值和现金流折现模型（DCF）分析的综合结果。在相对估值方面，我们采用4.7倍的企业价值倍数对2027年预计EBITDA进行估值，这与EXE在CHK和SWN合并后短期内的历史平均预期一致。这种方法得出的每股价值为103美元。同时，我们的DCF模型——假设未来10年自由现金流年增长率为7.1%，之后为2%，并以5.8%的加权平均资本成本（WACC）进行折现——得出的每股价值为135美元。我们将2026年每股收益（EPS）预期下调0.17美元至8.97美元，并将2027年每股收益预期下调0.43美元至9.48美元。尽管天然气价格有所回落，但我们注意到，EXE公司利用第一季度价格走强的机会降低了资产负债表上的债务。截至3月31日，其净债务资本比率仅为11.5%，远低于平均水平25%的天然气勘探开发同行。虽然目前天然气现货价格疲软，但EXE公司已对未来六个月的天然气价格进行了70%的套期保值。
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