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Energys Group Limited recently reported full-year earnings for the period ending June 30, 2025, revealing sales of £6.89 million and a net loss of £2.08 million, both weaker than the previous year. The announcement also included a delayed SEC filing, which can heighten investor concerns regarding financial transparency and regulatory compliance. We’ll examine how the declining sales and rising losses affect Energys Group’s investment narrative and outlook for operational stability. Find...

Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE) just posted third-quarter results that surpassed revenue and EBITDA expectations. The company also advanced multiple renewable natural gas projects and signed several new supply agreements. Its efforts in ramping up RNG production and expanding partnerships are catching investors’ eyes. See our latest analysis for Clean Energy Fuels. Despite Clean Energy Fuels’ operational progress and upbeat earnings surprise, the 1-year total shareholder return of -31.3% and a...

Claritev Corporation recently announced a partnership involving a strategic investment in Klaim Inc., an AI-based healthcare payment-acceleration provider, to launch a co-branded Payment Acceleration Service integrated within Claritev's provider network across the U.S. and MENA regions. This collaboration is set to reduce healthcare providers' reimbursement times by converting pending insurance claims into near-instant liquidity, broadening market access and operational efficiency for both...

JELD-WEN Holding, Inc. recently reported third-quarter 2025 results revealing a drop in sales to US$809.5 million and a net loss of US$367.6 million, alongside plans to cut approximately 850 jobs, goodwill impairment charges of US$196.9 million, and a lowered full-year revenue outlook. The company also announced a review of strategic alternatives for its European business, which accounted for roughly US$1.1 billion in 2024 revenue, highlighting a significant reevaluation of its global...

Traeger (COOK) remains unprofitable but has narrowed its losses at a modest annualized rate of 0.3% over the past five years. Looking ahead, revenue is forecast to grow at 1.7% per year, which trails the broader US market’s projected pace of 10.4%. With no flagged risks and trading below estimated fair value, attention is turning to COOK's discounted price-to-sales ratio of 0.2x compared to its peers and industry averages. See our full analysis for Traeger. Next, we will compare these numbers...

Remitly Global (RELY) has swung to profitability, reporting positive earnings for the first time after several periods in the red. Over the past five years, earnings grew at an annual rate of 4.7%. Looking ahead, analysts are forecasting a sharp acceleration, with earnings projected to climb 74.4% per year, outpacing the US market’s 15.8% average. Revenue is also set to rise at 16.6% per year, exceeding the broader market’s 10.4% growth. Profit margins are heading in the right direction. See...

Excelerate Energy (EE) posted impressive numbers, with earnings growing 59.8% over the past year, well above its five-year average of 46.8% per year. Net profit margin also improved to 3.5% from 3.1% last year. Looking ahead, revenue is forecast to grow at 19.2% annually and earnings at 23% per year, both comfortably outpacing the broader US market averages. With earnings considered high quality and no notable risks flagged, management’s continued focus on margin expansion and delivering on...

AG Mortgage Investment Trust (MITT) reported a forecasted earnings growth of 19.6% per year, outpacing the US market’s expected 15.8% rate. Revenue is projected to rise by 7.6% per year, which trails the 10.4% market average, while the net profit margin now sits at 32.2%, down from 72.2% the year before. With shares trading at a Price-To-Earnings ratio of 8.8x, below peers and the broader industry, investors are weighing MITT’s attractive valuation and strong recent earnings trajectory...

Carriage Services (CSV) reported current net profit margins of 11.9%, up from 8.5% the previous year. Earnings have grown by an average of 11.8% per year over the past five years. Notably, earnings growth over the past year was 41.8%, outpacing the company’s five-year average. Revenue is forecast to rise 4.4% annually, with earnings expected to climb 9.7% per year. With a price-to-earnings ratio of 13.5x, lower than both industry and peer averages, and shares trading below fair value,...

Liberty Latin America (LILA) remains unprofitable, with reported losses having expanded over the past five years at an average rate of 10.2% per year. Although revenue is forecast to grow just 2% yearly, slower than the 10.4% growth expected for the broader US market, analysts project a striking forward earnings growth rate of 109.39% per year and believe the company could swing to profitability within the next three years. See our full analysis for Liberty Latin America. Now, let’s see how...

Southwest Gas Holdings (SWX) delivered a sharp improvement in profitability this year, with net profit margins rising to 9.6% from last year’s 3.4% and annual earnings growth hitting 46.2%. That performance stands out after five years of declining earnings. Shares now trade at $78.83, a significant premium to the estimated fair value of $40.31 based on discounted cash flow. With the company expected to grow earnings at 13.4% per year and revenue at 3.5% per year, both well below broader US...

W&T Offshore (WTI) remains unprofitable, with losses compounding at an average rate of 24.6% per year over the past five years. The company’s net profit margin has not improved. However, earnings are forecast to grow 64.67% per year, which could put W&T Offshore on track for potential profitability within the next three years if targets are met. This rapid expected earnings growth is encouraging investors to weigh ongoing financial risks against the possibility of a turnaround based on...

Albany International (AIN) posted a net loss that has widened at an average rate of 13.6% annually over the past five years, with profit margins showing no signs of improvement. However, forecasts call for annual earnings growth of 107.38% and a path to profitability within the next three years. While revenue is expected to grow 5% a year, which is slower than the US market average of 10.4%, investors are weighing the valuation discount and projected profit surge against a backdrop of...

Dutch Bros (BROS) posted a net profit margin of 4%, up from 2.5% a year ago, as the company’s earnings surged by 105.3% over the past year compared to its five-year average annual growth rate of 79.9%. Revenue is projected to keep rising, with forecasts calling for 19.4% annual growth, which outpaces the broader US market’s 10.4%. Analysts see annual EPS growth of around 31.3% for the next three years, compared to 15.8% for the market. These results reflect continued margin improvement and...

Texas Pacific Land (TPL) posted a net profit margin of 61.7%, down from last year’s 65.3%, with annual earnings growth slowing to 6.2% from its five-year average of 17.2%. Despite this moderation, the stock trades at $1,011.13 and commands a steep 48.8x earnings multiple. This is well above the US oil and gas industry average of 12.8x and the peer average of 15x, and far exceeds a modeled fair value of $544.63. While the company’s robust long-term earnings track record stands out, high...

Amplitude (AMPL) is projected to grow revenue by 12.4% per year, outpacing the broader US market expectation of 10.4%. The company remains unprofitable and is forecast to stay that way over the next three years, with losses having increased at an average rate of 15.4% annually over the past five years. Net profit margin has not improved, and Amplitude has not produced high-quality past earnings. Investors are weighing the potential for rapid revenue growth and an appealing valuation against...