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To own Madison Square Garden Entertainment, you need to believe its core formula of high-demand live events in iconic venues can keep filling seats and monetizing brand partnerships, even as the business remains operationally complex. The latest quarter’s revenue and net income gains support that view, but the EPS miss versus expectations tempers the near-term catalyst of “clean” upside surprises after a very strong 1-year share price run. The record Christmas Spectacular attendance and the expanded Infosys partnership both reinforce the importance of premium content and sponsorship income, yet they are unlikely to materially change the bigger debates around valuation, leverage and the quality of earnings given recent one-off items. Instead, they slightly improve the near-term narrative while leaving balance sheet risk and a relatively inexperienced board firmly in focus.
However, one key risk tied to MSGE’s high debt load may surprise some investors. Despite retreating, Madison Square Garden Entertainment's shares might still be trading 17% above their fair value. Discover the potential downside here.Simply Wall St Community members currently provide one fair value estimate around US$72.97, reflecting just a single viewpoint. Set that against the recent earnings miss and elevated valuation multiples, and it is clear you should weigh multiple perspectives before forming a view on MSGE’s potential performance.
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