Summary:
- Polaris Inc. (PII, Financial) faces a 12% drop in Q1 sales, yet achieves the highest Q1 operating cash flow in nine years.
- Analysts offer mixed forecasts, with a 17.09% upside implied by price targets.
- GuruFocus estimates suggest a significant potential upside of 170.4% based on GF Value.
Polaris Inc.'s Q1 Performance: A Mixed Picture
Polaris Inc. (PII) recently announced a 12% decline in its first-quarter sales, a result of deliberate efforts to reduce shipments in a challenging powersports market. Despite this setback, the company managed to achieve its highest Q1 operating cash flow in nine years, showcasing strong financial management during turbulent times.
Wall Street Analysts' Price Targets and Recommendations
Eleven analysts have set one-year price targets for Polaris Inc., averaging $38.09, with estimates ranging from a low of $23.00 to a high of $54.00. This average target suggests a potential upside of 17.09% from its current price of $32.53. For detailed forecast data, visit the Polaris Inc (PII, Financial) Forecast page.
The consensus among 16 brokerage firms is a "Hold" rating for Polaris Inc., with an average recommendation score of 3.0. This score uses a scale where 1.0 signifies a "Strong Buy" and 5.0 suggests a "Sell."
GuruFocus Insights: A Compelling Upside Potential
According to GuruFocus, the estimated GF Value for Polaris Inc. in one year stands at $87.96. This projection reflects a substantial upside of 170.4% from the current price of $32.53. The GF Value represents an estimate of the fair trading value based on Polaris Inc.'s historical trading multiples, past business growth, and future performance projections. For more in-depth analysis, explore the Polaris Inc (PII, Financial) Summary page.
