RBC Bearings Rolling Right Along
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On Jun 12, RBC Bearings reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of 47 cents per share, up from 33 cents in the year-ago period and six cents above expectations. Driving the earnings growth, revenues rose 7% to $81 million, just beating analysts’ expectations of $80.9 million. For the full-year, the company posted a profit of $1.33 per share, up from 76 cents per share in 2006. Revenues rose to $306.1 million from $274.5 million.
This company has exceeded analysts’ expectations for four consecutive quarters and has never reported a negative surprise. After the latest release, analysts raised their 2008 profit projections by 14 cents to $1.90. Next year’s projections have been guiding higher as well and currently stand at $2.32, implying year-over-year earnings growth of 22%. Furthermore, the company is ranked a number one out of 15 companies in our Metals Procurement & Fabrication category.
The company’s expected 2008 earnings growth of 21.7% is a full six percentage points above the forecasted industry growth. Furthermore, over the next five years, ROLL is expected to grow earnings at a 16.7% annual rate, just beating the expected industry average of 16.5%. Lastly, the company’s ROE of 21.4% more than doubles the peer group average of 10.5%.
After returning 76.4% in 2006, ROLL has climbed an impressive 43.9% year-to-date.
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