Sensata Technologies Holding (ST) remains unprofitable, with annual losses accelerating by 26.9% per year over the past five years. Despite these steady setbacks, forecasts point to a sharp turnaround, with earnings expected to climb 40.35% per year and the company anticipated to reach profitability within three years. This performance is expected to outperform the broader market’s typical growth. Revenue is projected to grow at 4% per year, but this lags behind the US market’s 10.2% benchmark. Investors are prompted to weigh Sensata’s attractive Price-To-Sales ratio of 1.3x and pricing below estimated fair value against ongoing financial and sustainability risks.
See our full analysis for Sensata Technologies Holding.Now, let’s see how these latest figures measure up against the main narratives in the market. The next section puts Sensata’s numbers head-to-head with what investors are really saying.
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