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To own Life Time Group Holdings, you need to believe in a durable demand for premium, club-based fitness and lifestyle experiences that can support steady expansion while keeping a tight rein on debt. The latest guidance update fits into this story in a nuanced way. Management is pointing to higher 2026 revenue of about US$3.30 billion–US$3.33 billion but a step down in net income versus 2025, which puts margins and cost control back under the spotlight as near term catalysts. That shift could temper enthusiasm around the previous run of upgraded 2025 guidance and the stock’s strong three month move, even if the long term club rollout and brand partnerships remain intact. The biggest risk now is that higher operating or financing costs eat into earnings just as growth investments continue.
However, investors should understand why Life Time expects higher sales but lower profit in 2026. Life Time Group Holdings' share price has been on the slide but might be up to 15% below fair value. Find out if it's a bargain.Explore 3 other fair value estimates on Life Time Group Holdings - why the stock might be worth as much as 54% more than the current price!
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