Update shared on 19 Dec 2025
Analysts have raised their price target on Rogers by 0.0 percent to approximately 97 dollars per share, citing slightly lower discount rate assumptions and a marginally reduced future price to earnings multiple. These factors collectively refine, but do not materially alter, their long term valuation outlook.
What's in the News
- Rogers reported completing a major share repurchase program first announced on August 6, 2015, having bought back a total of 1,953,715 shares, or about 10.55% of its outstanding stock, for approximately 133.14 million dollars (company filing).
- In the most recent tranche from July 1, 2025 to September 30, 2025, the company repurchased 137,879 shares, representing about 0.76% of shares outstanding, for 10 million dollars (company filing).
- Rogers issued fourth quarter 2025 revenue guidance of 190 million to 205 million dollars, indicating roughly 3% year over year growth but a 9% sequential decline at the midpoint (company guidance).
- The company projected fourth quarter 2025 earnings per share between breakeven and 0.40 dollars, indicating a wide range of potential profitability outcomes amid shifting demand conditions (company guidance).
Valuation Changes
- Fair Value Estimate: Unchanged at approximately 97 dollars per share, indicating no material shift in long term intrinsic value.
- Discount Rate: Fallen slightly from about 8.44% to 8.43%, reflecting a modestly lower perceived risk profile or funding cost.
- Revenue Growth Assumption: Effectively unchanged at roughly 7.12% annually, suggesting a stable outlook for top line expansion.
- Net Profit Margin: Essentially flat at around 11.22%, indicating no meaningful revision to long term profitability expectations.
- Future P/E Multiple: Edged down marginally from about 17.84x to 17.83x, signaling a slightly more conservative view on valuation multiples.
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