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For TAL Education Group, being a shareholder really comes down to believing the company can keep converting its turnaround into sustainable, high‑quality earnings while operating under tight regulatory and competitive pressure. The latest results, with higher sales and materially stronger profitability, reinforce that the business is currently executing well, and the completed US$162.4 million buyback modestly amplifies that progress on a per‑share basis. In the short term, the key catalysts remain earnings delivery relative to already higher analyst expectations and any signals about how management will allocate cash between growth and further buybacks. The recent 7‑day price move suggests the market has reacted positively, but not in a way that obviously changes the overall risk profile. Regulatory shifts and the potential for earnings volatility still sit front and center for investors.
However, one key regulatory and earnings risk here is easy to underestimate. TAL Education Group's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.Three fair value views from the Simply Wall St Community span about US$14.46 to nearly US$29.15 per share, highlighting how far opinions can stretch. Set that against TAL’s recent earnings momentum and ongoing regulatory and profitability risks, and you can see why taking in several viewpoints before forming your own stance really matters.
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