Luxfer Holdings (LXFR) posted a net profit margin of 4.1%, up from last year’s 2.2%, and delivered an impressive 95.3% EPS growth over the past year. This overturns a five-year stretch of average annual earnings declines at 16.2%. The company’s outlook calls for earnings to grow 26.7% per year ahead, outstripping the US market, even as revenue growth is forecast at a slower 2.8% per year. With high-quality earnings and a share price of $12.90 trading just above its fair value estimate, investors will be weighing whether recent margin gains and profit growth can be sustained.
See our full analysis for Luxfer Holdings.The next step is matching up these latest results with the prevailing narratives about the business. This helps identify whose story stands up and where the old assumptions might need revisiting.
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Consensus narrative highlights Luxfer’s operational changes and sector shift as keys to sustaining above-market margin gains and strengthening its premium pricing power, even if sluggish revenue limits total growth potential.
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A good starting point is our analysis highlighting 3 key rewards investors are optimistic about regarding Luxfer Holdings.
Despite robust profit margins and EPS growth, Luxfer’s revenue is projected to lag behind industry averages, which may limit its overall growth trajectory in the coming years.
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