-- 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:我们将MRU未来12个月的目标股价从102加元下调至79加元,相当于2026财年(截至9月)每股收益4.92加元的约16倍(此前预期为5.12加元;2027财年预期为5.61加元,此前预期为5.63加元)。这一市盈率低于该公司17倍的长期平均水平。尽管MRU在2026财年第二季度业绩表现稳健,但主要隐患在于魁北克省的配送罢工已持续四周,导致销售损失和成本增加。管理层拒绝在问题解决前量化罢工的影响,但投资者应预计2026财年第三季度将受到罢工的全面冲击。此外,高企的燃油价格构成额外风险,同时,随着所有食品杂货商都在努力提升其产品价值,竞争日益激烈的经营环境也加剧了这一风险。总体而言,我们认为前景不明朗且充满不确定性,因此我们将评级从“持有”下调至“卖出”。
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