Perdoceo Education (PRDO) posted annual earnings growth of 13.3%, which pushed its five-year average to 6.2% per year. This signals an acceleration in profit expansion. The company’s net profit margin currently sits at 20.1%, down slightly from 20.6% last year. Its Price-To-Earnings ratio of 12.7x is noticeably lower than both its peer group and the broader US Consumer Services industry. With a robust margin profile and a valuation discount to peers, Perdoceo’s financial results offer plenty for value-focused investors to consider; however, the narrowing margin warrants monitoring.
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Profit margins are compressing, and future earnings growth depends heavily on continued enrollment gains and acquisitions, which makes sustainability less certain.
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