StockStory Flags Stratasys’ Losses and Cash Burn
The publisher cited weak long-term revenue growth, operating losses and cash use while assessing Stratasys after its second-quarter results.
Key takeaways
- StockStory said Stratasys’ trailing 12-month sales were close to its revenue five years earlier.
- The publisher reported a five-year average operating margin of negative 12.7%.
StockStory said Stratasys’ revenue growth, operating losses and cash use weighed on its view of the company after its second-quarter results. The publisher reported that trailing 12-month sales of $547.3 million were close to revenue five years earlier.
It also cited a five-year average operating margin of negative 12.7% and an average free cash flow margin of negative 6.7%. StockStory said the latter meant Stratasys used $6.73 in cash for every $100 in revenue.
The publisher said the stock had gained 6.8% since April 2026, compared with a 17.5% rise in the S&P 500. It reported a forward price-to-earnings multiple of 61.3 at a share price of $8.57, and argued other companies had stronger fundamentals.
As of 16:10 UTC on Wednesday, Stratasys shares traded at $8.19, down 4.32% from the previous close.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance
