Brixmor Property Group Inc. BRX
Composite 44/100; the shares have moved about 17% annualised. Names that move more contribute more risk for the same amount invested, and our composite reflects how strong the evidence for this one is right now.
Balance-sheet strength ranks 16/100 — a strong mark against it.
Income ranks 70/100 — a moderate point in its favour. Valuation ranks 59/100 — a slight point in its favour. Growth ranks 52/100 — a slight point in its favour.
Balance-sheet strength ranks 16/100 — a strong mark against it. Momentum ranks 39/100 — a slight mark against it. Quality ranks 47/100 — a slight mark against it.
What the company does Brixmor Property Group (BRX) owns and operates 346 open-air shopping centers totaling 63 million square feet across the U.S., anchored by retailers like TJX, Kroger, Publix, and Ross Stores.
Key financials BRX reports strong profitability with gross margins 75.3%, net margins 32.0%, and ROE 14.8%. Revenue grew 5.1% while EPS surged 80.8%. However, leverage is high (Debt/Equity 1.76) with a current ratio of 0.60.
Stock health The stock shows mixed technicals: up 21.27% over 6 months but down 4.56% from its 52-week high, with RSI(14) at 46.20. Sideravia scores BRX as average quality (52.5/100) with standout income (77.0) and weak strength (25.0).
Price vs fair value BRX trades at a PREMIUM of 46.10% to our fair-value estimate of 16.89 and a discount of 11.96% to the analyst 12-month target of 35.11. - Q2 earnings highlighted "strong NOI growth" (GuruFocus.com) - FFO met estimates per Zacks and MarketBeat - Simply Wall St argued BRX "could be 8% undervalued" post-earnings
Looking forward Forward P/E of 27.86 and a dividend yield of 3.7% (payout 86.4%) reflect growth expectations. Analysts cite improving operational metrics, but high leverage and valuation remain key risks.
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