-- 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。Allegion（ALLE）の第1四半期調整後EPSは1.80ドル（市場予想1.86ドルに対し3%減）となり、コンセンサス予想を0.10ドル下回りました。純売上高は前年同期比9.7%増（オーガニック成長率2.6%増）の10億3,000万ドル（市場予想を1,000万ドル上回り）となりました。オーガニック成長による売上高増加は、販売量減少による一部相殺を除いた価格上昇が主な要因です。また、売上高増加には、買収・売却による4.8%の純プラス効果と、為替変動による2.3%の追い風も反映されています。調整後営業利益率は、販売量減少、インフレ・投資控除後の価格・生産性（PPII）の低下により、150ベーシスポイント低下し、21.2%となりました。第1四半期中、ALLEは4,000万ドルで30万株を自社株買いし、4,700万ドルの配当金（1株当たり四半期配当0.55ドル）を支払いました。経営陣は、調整後EPSが8.70ドルから8.90ドルの範囲となるなど、2026年通期のガイダンスを維持しました。株価は現在、業績予想を下回ったことを受けて、プレマーケット取引で4%下落しています。これは、2019年以降、最終利益が市場予想を下回らなかった期間が2回連続となったことを受けてのことです。
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