-- 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。鉱業事業の貢献を除いた第1四半期の力強い売上高成長と利益率の好調さを理由に、投資判断を「売り」から「中立」に引き上げます。2027年のEV/EBITDA倍率16.0倍、2027年のEPS倍率26.0倍を基準に、目標株価を166カナダドルから224カナダドルに引き上げます。鉱業事業の貢献を除いた売上高成長率の堅調さと第1四半期の利益率の高さを背景に、株価倍率を引き上げました。また、商品価格環境は当初の予想よりも長期化すると見ており、これはTIHにとって有利に働くでしょう。鉱業関連の受注は実現すると予想されますが、現在の株価水準には既に織り込まれているようです。株価は激動期においても堅調に推移しており、絶対値ベースでは過去10年間の高値圏で取引されています。しかしながら、地政学的な状況が長期にわたって変化しているように見えることから、商品市場が注目を集めており、米国との関係悪化に伴い、カナダの主権も注目されています。これらはいずれもTIHにとって有利に働くはずであり、最近発表されたカナダ・ストロング・ファンドはその一例です。当社は、2026年度の1株当たり利益(EPS)予想を6.88カナダドルから6.57カナダドルに引き下げ、2027年度のEPS予想を7.22カナダドルから8.13カナダドルに引き上げます。
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