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To own Service Corporation International, you need to be comfortable with a steady, cash-generative deathcare business where incremental gains in earnings per share matter as much as top-line growth. The latest quarter showed modest year-on-year increases in sales and diluted EPS, but only a slight lift in net income, so it does not materially change the near term focus on sustaining earnings quality or the key risk around margin pressure as cremation continues to rise.
Among recent announcements, the May 2026 dividend increase to US$0.36 per share stands out alongside these results, as it links directly to how consistently SCI can convert preneed and at-need revenue into distributable cash. With earnings growing more slowly than sales in the first half, the balance between shareholder returns, ongoing acquisitions, and a still-elevated debt load becomes more important to monitor over time.
But beneath the steady EPS and rising dividend, investors should be aware of how a faster shift toward cremation could...
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Service Corporation International's narrative projects $4.9 billion revenue and $691.0 million earnings by 2029.
Uncover how Service Corporation International's forecasts yield a $98.67 fair value, a 15% upside to its current price.
Three fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community cluster between US$98.67 and US$104.91, underscoring how differently individual investors can view SCI. You should weigh those views against the risk that a rising cremation mix could pressure SCI’s margins and shape the company’s long term earnings profile.
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