Forterra Plc FORT
LSE · United Kingdom · Non-Energy Minerals
GBp 150.60-5.40 (-3.46%)
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Forterra (LON:FORT) reported lower first-half revenue and profit amid weak construction-market demand, but said margin improvement, cost reductions and pricing actions helped it deliver what management described as a resilient performance. Like-for-like revenue fell 9% year over year to £169 millio
Forterra is back in focus as analysts reset their fair value estimate from £2.41 to £1.99, a shift that points to a more cautious stance on where the stock might reasonably trade. Even with this reduction, recent research suggests many analysts still see room for upside, with price targets such as £2.50 and £1.95 reflecting both optimism and a clear recognition of execution risks. Read on to see what is changing in the Forterra story and how to track these evolving expectations. Stay updated...
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