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To be a shareholder in Avis Budget Group, you need to believe the company can capture higher-margin, premium travelers and expand into new mobility markets through technology and partnerships. The recent pricing controversy may increase scrutiny over transparency and customer trust, but the biggest short-term catalyst, premiumization via Avis First, remains intact, while the primary risk now centers on regulatory and reputational damage impacting future revenue growth or margins.
The launch of Avis First, a premium rental service now available at major European airports, is particularly relevant. This product aims to drive revenue growth and margin expansion in line with industry trends. However, increased attention on billing practices and class action outcomes could challenge the intended uplift and reinforce the importance of trust as the company courts premium customers.
Yet, contrasted with these upgrades, investors should also consider the ongoing risks around transparency and legal exposure, which could...
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Avis Budget Group's narrative projects $12.2 billion revenue and $1.0 billion earnings by 2028. This requires 1.4% yearly revenue growth and a $3.2 billion increase in earnings from -$2.2 billion today.
Uncover how Avis Budget Group's forecasts yield a $135.75 fair value, in line with its current price.
Two community members on Simply Wall St estimated Avis Budget Group’s fair value between US$135.75 and US$246.44 per share. As you review these ranges, keep in mind that customer perception and regulatory risks tied to transparency can influence both short and long-term business performance.
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