-- 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。当社は、2027年のEPS予想6.37ドルに対し、11.5倍のPERを用いて算出した12ヶ月目標株価73ドルを維持します。このPERは、過去10年間の予想PER平均7.9倍を上回っており、これは、MTHが60日以内の終値戦略を採用しており、通常の市場環境下では販売量の増加が見込まれることを反映しています。2026年のEPS予想は6.61ドルから4.96ドルに、2027年のEPS予想は8.08ドルから6.37ドルにそれぞれ下方修正します。MTHの利益率は、インセンティブの増加によって抑制されると予想されます。また、競争の激しい市場環境は、大幅な市場シェア拡大を阻害するでしょう。MTHの主要な成長要因である積極的な店舗数拡大は、店舗当たりの売上高の伸び悩みを相殺する一方で、需要が限られている環境下では、新たな圧力要因にもなっています。しかしながら、MTHの株価は帳簿価額に対して20%のディスカウントで取引されており、MTHの自社株買いプログラムによってさらに押し下げられ、株価の下落要因となっています。第2四半期は前年同期比の好調な業績に支えられると予想されますが、2026年下半期に住宅需要が目に見える形で改善するまでは、株価に対してより強気な見方は控えたいと考えています。
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