-- 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。SYYは、第3四半期の調整後EPSが0.94ドル(前年同期比-2.0%)となり、市場予想と一致しました。売上高は205億ドル(前年同期比+4.7%)で、市場予想の206億ドルをわずかに下回りました。米国のフードサービス向けケース販売量は前年同期比2.3%増加し、地域別販売量は3.3%増と加速しました。これは、業界の逆風にもかかわらず、営業部隊への投資が正しかったことを示しています。当社は、この販売量実績を好材料と捉え、SYYの市場におけるリーダーシップの地位を裏付けるものと考えています。経営陣は、2026年度通期の調整後EPSガイダンスを4.50ドル~4.60ドルに据え置き、第4四半期の成長加速に自信を示しています。製品コストが2.8%上昇したにもかかわらず、粗利益率は18.6%(前年同期比+30ベーシスポイント)に拡大し、効果的な価格設定管理が実証されました。しかしながら、営業費用の上昇(前年同期比+8.4%)、特に国際フードサービス事業の上昇(前年同期比+15%)により、営業利益率は3.7%(前年同期比-20bps)に低下しました。SYYの成長戦略と多様な顧客基盤は同社を有利な立場に置いていると当社は考えていますが、利益率回復の鍵は費用増加の抑制にあるでしょう。
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