The earnings growth currently anticipated by analysts for the coming years is particularly strong.
The company's EBITDA/Sales ratio is relatively high and results in high margins before depreciation, amortization and taxes.
The group's high margin levels account for strong profits.
Considering the small differences between the analysts' various estimates, the group's business visibility is good.
The divergence of price targets given by the various analysts who make up the consensus is relatively low, suggesting a consensus method of evaluating the company and its prospects.
Weaknesses: Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
The group shows a rather high level of debt in proportion to its EBITDA.
The company's valuation in terms of earnings multiples is rather high. Indeed, the firm is getting paid 41.72 times its estimated earnings per share for the ongoing year.
Based on current prices, the company has particularly high valuation levels.
In relation to the value of its tangible assets, the company's valuation appears relatively high.
The firm pays small or no dividend to shareholders. For that reason, it is not a yield company.
The average consensus view of analysts covering the stock has deteriorated over the past four months.
Over the past twelve months, analysts' opinions have been revised negatively.
The group usually releases earnings worse than estimated.