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Owning shares of United States Lime & Minerals means believing in the continued strength of core markets like Louisiana and Texas, where infrastructure and construction spending are driving much of the company’s demand. The recent acknowledgement from Diamond Hill Capital signals that the short-term catalyst, sustained infrastructure activity, is still in play, potentially improving the near-term outlook compared to earlier expectations. While previous analysis highlighted moderation risks such as index removals, insider selling, and share price underperformance, the robust Q3 sales growth and confirmation of strong regional demand may help offset some of these headwinds, at least for now. That said, USLM remains relatively expensive compared to the broader industry, which could limit upside if demand trends were to soften unexpectedly. The latest news situates USLM at an interesting juncture, where positive momentum is balanced by familiar valuation and execution risks.
Unlike recent sales momentum in core markets, insider selling remains a risk investors should watch closely. United States Lime & Minerals' shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued by 26%. Find out what it's worth.Explore 4 other fair value estimates on United States Lime & Minerals - why the stock might be worth as much as 35% more than the current price!
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