The company has strong fundamentals. More than 70% of companies have a lower mix of growth, profitability, debt and visibility.
The company presents an interesting fundamental situation from a short-term investment perspective.
The company's Refinitiv ESG score, based on a ranking of the company relative to its industry, comes out particularly well.
Highlights: Gartner, Inc.
Before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, the company's margins are particularly high.
The company returns high margins, thereby supporting business profitability.
For the past year, analysts covering the stock have been revising their EPS expectations upwards in a significant manner.
For the past twelve months, EPS forecast has been revised upwards.
Over the past four months, analysts' average price target has been revised upwards significantly.
There is high visibility into the group's activities for the coming years. Outlooks on future revenues from analysts covering the equity remain similar. Such hardly dispersed estimates support highly predictable sales for the current and upcoming fiscal years.
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.
Historically, the company has been releasing figures that are above expectations.
Weaknesses: Gartner, Inc.
The potential for earnings per share (EPS) growth in the coming years appears limited according to current analyst estimates.
The company's valuation in terms of earnings multiples is rather high. Indeed, the firm is getting paid 37 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 valuation of the company is particularly high given the cash flows generated by its activity.
The overall consensus opinion of analysts has deteriorated sharply over the past four months.
Over the past twelve months, analysts' consensus has been significantly revised downwards.