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To own CSW Industrials, you need to be comfortable with a company that is leaning into acquisitions and capital returns while absorbing some real near term earnings pain. The latest quarter underscored that tension: revenue increased solidly, but net income and EPS fell sharply as acquisition related costs, higher interest expense and margin pressure, especially in residential HVACR, weighed on results. That weak print, and the negative market reaction around it, puts more focus on whether recent deals can be integrated without further eroding margins or stretching a balance sheet already described as having a high level of debt. At the same time, CSW has continued to repurchase shares and maintain a growing dividend, which can support the investment case if profitability stabilizes. In short, the big picture remains intact, but the near term execution bar just moved higher.
However, one earnings miss is drawing fresh attention to CSW’s debt load and pressured margins. CSW Industrials' shares are on the way up, but they could be overextended by 7%. Uncover the fair value now.Explore 3 other fair value estimates on CSW Industrials - why the stock might be worth as much as 21% more than the current price!
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