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For someone to be a shareholder in Frontdoor today, they would need to believe the company can navigate slowing earnings growth and capitalize on its technology and product partnerships to reignite its core home warranty business. The recent analyst downgrade to 3.5% annual earnings growth is significant, but it does not materially change the key short-term catalyst: a possible housing market recovery driving higher warranty attach rates; however, the biggest risk remains persistent member count declines, which may become harder to offset with pricing or new products if these trends continue.
Among several company updates, the expanded partnership with Moen to roll out smart water monitors stands out. This move is directly relevant because it could enhance Frontdoor’s appeal in the digital space, support member retention, and potentially attract new customers, factors which tie into whether the company can turn around its core membership trend and deliver on its revenue growth ambitions.
In contrast, while Frontdoor’s latest numbers may appear strong on the surface, investors should be aware that…
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Frontdoor's outlook projects $2.4 billion revenue and $279.0 million earnings by 2028. This assumes a 7.2% annual revenue growth rate and a $22 million earnings increase from current earnings of $257.0 million.
Uncover how Frontdoor's forecasts yield a $60.25 fair value, a 8% downside to its current price.
Two distinct fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community place Frontdoor between US$60.25 and US$101.54 per share. With persistent member count declines cited as a core risk, readers can explore how divergent opinions may reflect deeper questions about future growth and profitability.
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