中金下调康师傅(0322.HK)目标价至17.9港元
中金发表研究报告指,康师傅控股(0322.HK)市占率复苏比预期慢,而受去年同期高基数等因素影响,料上半年即食面收入增长低于同业,上半年收入料按年基本持平,完成全年收入增长5%的指引有难度,而饮料业务上半年收入或出现个位数衰退,下调其目标价2.5%至17.9港元。
同时,中金亦下调康师傅控股今年及明年的盈利预测分别2%及2.2%,但预测该公司上半年净利润可升5%,略超市场预期,主要因为节省财务成本等,而全年业绩亦有望在成本端驱动下录得超预期表现。
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