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To own Lincoln Electric, you need to believe that its RISE strategy, automation focus, and disciplined execution can support attractive earnings while managing the cyclicality of welding and industrial end markets. The latest results, with an earnings beat but softer revenue, keep that thesis intact in the near term, but also highlight a key risk: if volume growth continues to trail pricing, particularly in more cyclical sectors, long-term demand and margin expansion could prove harder to sustain.
The completion of the US$914.04 million share repurchase program, retiring about 8.63% of shares since 2020, is especially relevant here. It has boosted per share metrics and signals alignment with a shareholder returns narrative, but it also raises the bar for future cash generation if cyclical pressures in automotive, energy, or weaker international markets resurface and weigh more heavily on volumes.
Yet beneath the strong 2025 headline numbers, investors should be aware that...
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Lincoln Electric Holdings' narrative projects $4.8 billion revenue and $664.5 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Lincoln Electric Holdings' forecasts yield a $262.60 fair value, a 11% downside to its current price.
Some of the lowest ranked analysts were already cautious, assuming only about 3.8% annual revenue growth to roughly US$4.6 billion and a lower future P E, which contrasts sharply with the upbeat automation backlog story and shows how differently you and others might read this latest earnings surprise.
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