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To own RPM International today, you need to be comfortable with a steady, materials-focused business where modest sales growth and consistent capital returns drive the story. The latest quarter’s higher revenue but softer earnings, combined with mid single digit sales guidance, does not materially change that near term catalyst, though it does keep margin pressure and cost inflation firmly in focus as key risks.
The completion of RPM’s long running US$755.12 million buyback, retiring nearly 10% of shares over time, is the most relevant update here. It sits alongside ongoing dividends and mid single digit sales guidance, reinforcing that near term outcomes may hinge more on cost control and input pricing than on headline revenue trends.
Yet even as RPM continues to return cash to shareholders, investors should be aware that high and rising input costs could...
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RPM International's narrative projects $8.2 billion revenue and $867.8 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how RPM International's forecasts yield a $127.64 fair value, a 15% upside to its current price.
Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$116 to US$154 per share, showing how far opinions can stretch. Set these against RPM’s recent mid single digit sales guidance and margin pressures, and you can see why it helps to compare several viewpoints before forming a view.
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