Ennis (EBF) Reports Lower Q4 Revenue but Maintains Earnings

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Quick Summary:

  • Ennis (EBF, Financial) reported a $0.35 EPS in Q4, despite a 4.9% revenue decline.
  • The company's strategic acquisition of Northeastern Envelope aims to boost manufacturing capabilities and maintain solid free cash flow.
  • Analysts offer a "Buy" recommendation, with a 33.40% upside potential based on current price targets.

Quarterly Earnings Overview

Ennis Inc. (EBF) has released its fourth-quarter financial results, showcasing a GAAP earnings per share of $0.35. Despite facing a slight decline in revenue—4.9% down from the previous year to $92.7 million—the company remains committed to enhancing its manufacturing prowess. This commitment is exemplified by their strategic acquisition of Northeastern Envelope, a move designed to bolster investor confidence through strong free cash flow.

Wall Street Analysts' Insights

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According to the one-year price targets set by analysts, Ennis Inc. (EBF, Financial) holds an average target price of $25.00. This target, which aligns with both the high and low estimates, suggests a significant upside of 33.40% from the current share price of $18.74. Investors can explore more detailed projections on the Ennis Inc (EBF) Forecast page.

The consensus recommendation from brokerage firms rates Ennis Inc. (EBF, Financial) at an average of 1.0, indicating a "Buy" status. In this rating system, a score of 1 represents a Strong Buy, whereas a score of 5 denotes a Sell.

GuruFocus Valuation

Leveraging the proprietary metrics from GuruFocus, the one-year estimated GF Value positions Ennis Inc (EBF, Financial) at $21.18. This estimation points to a potential upside of 13.02% from the current trading price of $18.74. The GF Value considers historical trading multiples and past business growth, alongside future performance estimates. To delve deeper into these evaluations, visit the Ennis Inc (EBF) Summary page.

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