-- 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。12ヶ月目標株価を63ドル(1ドル引き上げ)とし、これは2027年の予想EPSの19倍に相当し、MDLZの過去の予想PER平均とほぼ一致しています。2026年のEPS予想を0.06ドル引き上げ3.08ドルとしましたが、2027年のEPS予想は0.11ドル引き下げ3.32ドルとしました。チョコレートおよびビスケット事業は引き続き逆風にさらされていますが、有利な為替レートが一定の助けとなっています。MDLZは、販促活動の強化による成長促進計画を強調しており、これは売上高の増加(2027年には売上高の加速が見込まれる)につながる可能性がありますが、利益率の低下というトレードオフを伴う可能性があります。コスト削減努力も、利益率への圧力を軽減するのに貢献する可能性があると指摘しています。 MDLZは2026年のカカオ原料コストについてはほぼヘッジ済みだが、2027年についてはヘッジの度合いが低い。したがって、2025年に見られたようなカカオ価格の大幅な上昇が再び起こらなければ、コスト圧力が緩和されるため、2027年の収益に貢献するはずだ。自社株買いもEPSに貢献しており、2026年第1四半期の発行済み株式数は前年同期比で1.5%減少したことに留意すべきである。
Related Articles
Cedar Woods Properties Posts 12% Higher Pre-sales in Fiscal Q3
Cedar Woods Properties (ASX:CWP) reported a 12% increase in pre-sales at the end of the fiscal third quarter, reaching over AU$788 million, from AU$700 million in the same period last year, according to a Thursday filing with the Australian bourse.The company achieved 442 gross sales in the March quarter, its second-highest result on record, with sales lower than the prior quarter due to limited early stock availability.Western Australia and Queensland were the company's strongest-performing markets in the third quarter, with South Australia steady and Victoria remaining weak, per the filing.The company said it remains on track to deliver fiscal 2026 net profit after tax growth guidance of 30% to 35% and is well positioned for continued profit growth in fiscal 2027.The company's shares rose past 2% in recent Thursday trade.
Wingtech Swings to Loss in Q1
Wingtech (SHA:600745) swings to a net loss attributable to shareholders of 189.3 million yuan in the first quarter from the year-ago attributable profit of 261.4 million yuan, according to a Shanghai bourse filing on Thursday.Loss per share was 0.15 yuan, compared to the year-ago earnings per share of 0.21 yuan.Operating revenue slumped 94% year on year to 816.4 million yuan from 13.1 billion yuan.
South Korean Shares Open at New High on Samsung Electronics, US Big Tech's Stellar Q1 Earnings
South Korean shares opened higher on Thursday, starting the trading at a new high after market mover Samsung Electronics (KRX:005930) reported strong first-quarter sales and operating income.In addition, strong Q1 earnings by top US firms such as Alphabet, Amazon.com, Meta Platforms, and Microsoft also boosted sentiment. The strong results also restored investor confidence in the AI sector boom.The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index, or Kospi, rose by 48.49 points, to open at 6,739.39. The Kosdaq marginally gained to open at 1,224.75.Samsung Electronics posted first-quarter operating income of 57.2 trillion won, up 756% from 6.69 trillion won a year earlier. The South Korean chipmaker's sales jumped 69% year over year to 133.9 trillion won from 79.1 trillion won.The company said that its highest-ever quarterly revenue and operating profit were achieved via AI technology innovation and proactive market response. Favorable currency movements, particularly a stronger greenback, raised operating profit by about 1.8 trillion won on-quarter in Q1, primarily driven by the company's parts business.