-- 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、12ヶ月後の目標株価を235ドルに据え置きます。これは、2026年のEPS予想に基づく予想PER21.9倍に基づいています。この予想PERは、DGXの過去3年間の平均予想PER16.8倍を上回っています。これは、医療利用の増加傾向と、検査費用削減が少なくとも2027年まで延期されたことによる規制緩和を背景に、売上高と利益の成長が強化されると見込んでいるためです。当社は、政策リスクが低く、検査需要が堅調で、魅力的な利益成長の可能性を秘めていることから、検査サービスプロバイダーは医療分野において比較的良好な位置づけにあると考えています。 2025年から2028年までの年平均成長率では、EPSは8%近く成長すると予想しており、2026年のEPSは10.60ドルから10.73ドルに、2027年のEPSは11.42ドルから11.50ドルに上昇すると見込んでいます。また、短期的にキャッシュフローの創出が堅調に推移するため、小規模なM&Aの機会も増えるとともに、配当金も健全に増加すると予想しています(直近では7.5%増配、配当利回りは1.7%)。
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