Sentences with phrase «eps growth»

It's difficult to isolate any one measure on which to hang pay performance, says Wright, who compared compensation to a variety of factors, including the average company market cap growth (17.3 percent in 2005), average company net income growth (12.1 percent) and average EPS growth (17.9 percent).

Ollie's Bargain Outlet (OLLI) logged 31 % EPS growth on a 26 % revenue gain to $ 357 million, both topping consensus views.

Besides «Borderlands,» Wedbush's Michael Pachter said he expects the launch of several new games over the next two years — including a new «Bioshock» installment, «Red Dead Redemption 2» and new Rockstar titles — that will drive EPS growth by 10 percent or more.

However if the historical dividend and eps growth continues you are in for a treat!

That growth rate appears fair and conservative to me, as it's both lower than UL's 10 - year EPS growth and the rate at which it has grown its dividend.

To be more specific, we can add the dividend yield to the EPS growth rates, and compare that number to the P / E in order to assess value.

Generally speaking, stocks with P / Es that are lower than their EPS growth rates plus dividend yields can be considered undervalued.

3 This indicates the consensus outlook for a portfolio's EPS growth.

Five Year Revenue Growth: < 1 % EPS Growth: Low or Negative Five Year Growth of Book Value: 7 % Dividend Yield: 5.64 % Five Year Annual Dividend Growth Rate: 15 % Price - to - Book: 0.93 I find HGIC to be a solid value at the current price, with a sustainable and large dividend yield, and a solid financial condition.

However, companies will often do anything to stimulate their EPS growth, even it means destroying shareholder wealth through share buybacks.

We see total annual returns of -0.8 % going forward, consisting of the current 2.2 % yield, 1.9 % EPS growth and a 4.9 % headwind from the valuation reset.

Long - term EPS growth rate is same as that of historical book value growth at 20 % for the next six years.

Results confirm this — FY - 13 underlying EPS growth came in at only 6.8 %, while earnings growth's fallen again (to 4.1 %) in the latest interims.

So, despite all of the above, TOT appears sufficiently cheap and safe to merit investor interest, with hopefully some EPS growth improvement and / or a market re-rating to come at some point, even if it ultimately requires a potential merger or other «corporate activity» to catalyze it.

Capping this, final results were released last week, which confirmed 17.3 % EPS growth.

We're seeing earnings suffer accordingly, with FY 2012 underlying diluted EPS up +8.8 %, and 2012 EPS growth indicated at +5 - 10 %.

As for earnings, Grafton might be just a merchanting business, but we've actually seen EPS growth average over 50 % in FYs - 2013 & 2014, and 19 % in FY - 2015 — presuming continued margin expansion, and noting the revenue growth spurt in the trading update, a 20.0 P / E seems entirely fair at this point:

This gives us a 2014 diluted EPS of 0.73 p, and an 18 % EPS growth rate.

I think Death wins it slightly for me, lower depreciation and higher FCF suggests its less capital intensive, and EPS growth is close to Net Income growth which suggests a management mindful of shareholder returns.

And like most tech companies, stock issuance along the way leaves diluted / ex-SBC diluted EPS growth at 13 - 14 % pa.

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While 10 % EPS growth might be a tough target to hit, VF Corp. doesn't really need to do that to be a great investment here.

I think that growth assumption makes sense when you look at the moderate payout ratio, 12 % long - term dividend growth, ~ 8 % long - term EPS growth, and 10 % near - term EPS growth forecast.

Even just continuing with ~ 8 % EPS growth would allow like dividend growth.

Analysts now expect EPS of $ 6.52 and $ 7.23 in 2017 and 2018 (December year - end), representing EPS growth of 45.9 % and 10.9 %.

Looking forward, analysts estimate EPS growth of only 0.5 % per year for the next 3 - 5 years.

The ability to generate EPS growth outperformance is a very important variable for HBG and HFMU.U's stock selection, since it is the most important driver of longer - term performance.

HBG: EPS Growth for HBG's U.S. Bank Portfolio Grows 20 % Y / Y; Outperforming Peers for 5th Consecutive Quarter

Here is how Morningstar depicts EPS growth for the past 10 years.

In a benign regulatory environment, the Australian banking sector can represent a very attractive risk / reward if it can produce 3 - 4 % EPS growth supported by 7 - 9 % dividend yields.

EPS growth and dividend growth should continue to roughly mirror each other moving forward considering this business model and the payout ratio.

• Poor EPS growth in the recent past and projections are not much better.

That DGR is below both the company's long - term EPS growth rate and dividend growth rate, but I'm erring on the side of caution here.

It has aggressively bought back shares over the past few years pushing the EPS growth to a higher level while the P / E ratio is lower than its peers.

With that type of growth rate, the spread of their revenue and the strong EPS growth that they have had — sounds like you picked a winner, as well as a company that is within an industry that not many look at nor have in their portfolio; and the production of gases and coatings, is always there.

Southern Co. said it expects the deal to boost earnings per share in the first full year after the close, and to drive long - term EPS growth to 4 % to 5 %.

However, upper - single - digit or low - double - digit EPS growth seems extremely reasonable.

Last 5 - year EPS & projected 3 — 5 year EPS growth rates between 10 % and 20 % (Strong EPS growth history and prospects ensure improving business.)

SO expects the deal to increase EPS in the first full year after the close and drive long - term EPS growth to 4 % -5 %»

The Buffettology EPS Growth screen projects the annual compound rate of return based on a company's seven - year historical earnings growth rate.

Table 1 highlights some of the characteristics of the companies currently passing both the Buffettology EPS Growth and Buffettology Sustainable Growth screens along with those of the typical exchange - listed stock.

Each month, the AAII.com Web site provides a listing of the companies passing the Buffettology Sustainable Growth and EPS Growth screens and tracks the performance of these stocks in hypothetical portfolios.

Vimpel - Communications (VIP), a telecommunications company offering services in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Tajikistan and Georgia, has the highest forecasted rate of return (98.2 %) among the companies passing the Buffettology EPS Growth screen.

Over this study period, both screens only saw one down year — 2002 — although the EPS Growth screen is down 0.4 % for 2008 year - to - date.

The Buffettology EPS Growth stocks have outperformed the S&P 500 on a median basis by 13 % over the last year, compared to 11 % for the stocks passing the Sustainable Growth screen.

The companies currently passing the EPS Growth screen have a median earnings growth rate of 35.6 %, while the companies passing the Sustainable Growth screen have an earnings growth rate of 34.5 %.

In an average month, the EPS Growth screen has 45 passing companies while the Sustainable Growth screen has 32.

Also, with two years of 18 % basic EPS growth under our belts, let's now assign a P / E ratio: Noting adjusted diluted EPS is actually up 22.5 % yoy, Kingspan's prior growth history, and the wind clearly at their backs, a 20.0 Price / Earnings multiple's appropriate here.

, 6 - 9 % diluted EPS growth in the past 18 months, and barely breakeven cash flow (exc.

Obviously long - term high EPS growth works for some, e.g. Warren Buffett.