-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。アーチャー・ダニエルズ・ミッドランド(ADM)は、2026年第1四半期に堅調な業績を発表し、調整後EPSは前年同期比1%増の0.71ドルとなり、市場予想を0.05ドル上回りました。同社は、2026年3月に最終決定された再生可能燃料基準(RFS)によって政策の明確化が図られたことを受け、2026年通期の業績見通しを3.60~4.25ドルから4.15~4.70ドル(市場予想:4.23ドル)に引き上げました。この規制の明確化は、バイオ燃料セクターを支え、ADMへの投資判断を強化するものです。中でも炭水化物ソリューション事業は際立った業績を上げ、エタノール事業が政策環境の改善による利益率向上を享受し、営業利益は48%増の3億5,600万ドルに急増しました。 AS&Oは、時価評価の影響により営業利益が34%減の2億7300万ドルと逆風に直面しましたが、その基盤となる事業運営は堅調でした。栄養食品部門は、営業利益が42%増の1億3500万ドルとなり、回復軌道を維持しました。規制の明確化と強力な事業運営の組み合わせにより、ADMは2026年まで収益性の向上に向けて有利な立場にあると確信しています。
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