A week ago, Business trust infra printas (Klse: Plintas) came up with a strong set of annual numbers that can potentially lead to a stock reassessment. It was generally a positive result, with revenues that beat expectations by 2.2% to hit RM322m. Printas Infra Business Trust also reported a legal profit of RM0.024, which was a 142% impressive on what analysts had provided. After the result, analysts have updated their profit model, and it would be good to know if they think there was a strong change in company prospects, or if it is business as usual. So we gathered the latest predictions after profits to see what ratings suggest is in the store for next year.
See our latest analysis for Printa Infra Business Trust
Following last week’s profits report, Printa Infra Business Trust’s twin analysts are predicting that the 2025 revenues will be RM323.3m, approximately in accordance with the last 12 months. Legal profits for action are projected to increase 7.7% in RM0.026. In the direction of this report, analysts had designed revenue from RM320.8m and RM (EPS) profits of RM0.019 in 2025. Although income estimates have not really changed, we can see that there was a mass increase in stock expectations, suggesting that analysts have made more bulls after the last result.
The average target of analysts price fell 5.2% to RM1.09, suggesting that analysts have other concerns, and improved revenue for shares views were not enough to calm them down.
Another way that we can see these estimates is in the context of greater appearance, such as the way forecasts accumulate against past performance, and whether forecasts are more or less bullies than other industry companies. From these estimates it seems as if analysts expect years of revenue to be completed, given the flat prediction by 2025. This would be a certain improvement, given that the past three years have seen revenues reduced 16% per year. In contrast, our data suggests that other companies (by covering analysts) in a similar industry are projected to see their income to grow 6.6% per year. So it is quite clear that, although income is improving, Trust Business Propintas trust is expected to grow more slowly than industry.
The most important thing here is that analysts improved their revenue for stock estimates, suggesting that there has been a clear increase in optimism to the Business Trust Printas after these results. Fortunately, analysts also reconfirmed their income estimates, suggesting that it is following in accordance with expectations. Although our data suggests that Printa Infra Business Trust’s income is expected to perform worse than the wider industry. The goal of the consensus price fell measurable, with seemingly not provided by the last results, leading to a lower estimate of the future estimation of proltas infra Business Trust.