Analysts have increased their price target for Mineral Resources from A$46.58 to A$59.77. This change reflects updated assumptions around discount rate, revenue growth, profit margin and future P/E, which they view as better aligned with the stock’s current risk and earnings profile.
Valuation Changes
- Fair Value: A$46.58 to A$59.77, reflecting a higher assessed value per share.
- Discount Rate: 8.91% to 9.11%, indicating a slightly higher required return in the model.
- Revenue Growth: 7.67% to 4.87%, with the outlook now using a more moderate growth assumption for A$ revenue.
- Net Profit Margin: 10.21% to 11.00%, assuming a modestly stronger level of profitability on A$ earnings.
- Future P/E: 20.69x to 23.16x, applying a somewhat higher valuation multiple to projected earnings.
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