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On Tuesday, Stifel analysts maintained their Hold rating on Everi Holdings (NYSE:EVRI) shares, with a consistent price target of $14.25. According to InvestingPro data, the stock currently trades at $13.73, near its 52-week high of $13.83, demonstrating strong market momentum despite trading at a relatively high earnings multiple. The firm’s analysts adjusted their financial model for Everi after reviewing the company’s fourth-quarter financials, which were recently made public in a 10-K filing on March 3, 2025.
The adjustments to the model were described as compositional, with the forecasted Adjusted EBITDA for fiscal years 2025 and 2026 remaining largely unchanged. With current EBITDA at $252.48 million and an impressive gross profit margin of 79.18%, Stifel’s analysis suggests that the risks associated with the completion of Everi’s acquisition by Apollo remain low. InvestingPro subscribers can access 8 additional key insights and a comprehensive Pro Research Report for deeper analysis of Everi’s financial health. The acquisition, which is valued at $14.25 per share in cash, is anticipated to close as planned in the third quarter of 2025.
Everi’s stock is currently trading at approximately a 4% gross spread to the offer price, which has led Stifel to uphold their Hold rating. The price target set by Stifel aligns with the cash offer proposed by Apollo.
The Stifel analyst, Jeffrey Stantial, commented on the rating and price target, stating, "We are updating our model to reflect 4Q24 financials disclosed in EVRI’s 10-K filed 3/3. After assessing Q4 results, we adjust our model compositionally with consolidated FY25/26E Adj. EBITDA largely intact. We continue to see limited risks to deal close and forecast the acquisition by Apollo for $14.25/share in cash closing as structured in 3Q25. As such, and with EVRI shares trading at an ~4% gross spread to offer, we maintain our Hold rating with our $14.25 target price in line with the Apollo cash offer."
Investors are now equipped with Stifel’s latest insights on Everi Holdings as they consider the company’s stock performance in light of the upcoming acquisition and recent financial disclosures. For a complete analysis of Everi’s financial health, valuation metrics, and growth prospects, investors can access detailed reports and real-time updates through InvestingPro’s comprehensive research platform.
In other recent news, Everi Holdings Inc. has announced significant executive transitions as part of its upcoming merger and acquisition activities. The company disclosed that its Chief Financial Officer, Mark F. Labay, will take on the role of Chief Integration Officer at a new holding company, Newco, following a proposed transaction expected to close by the end of the third quarter of 2025. This transaction involves Everi and International Game Technology (NYSE:IGT) PLC’s Gaming & Digital business being acquired by a new entity owned by affiliates of Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO), Inc. The combined enterprise will be structured into three business units: Gaming, Digital, and FinTech. Hector Fernandez is slated to become the Chief Executive Officer of this new entity by the fourth quarter of 2025, with Nick Khin serving as Interim CEO until then. Khin will later become CEO of the Gaming business unit, while Gil Rotem and Darren Simmons will lead the Digital and FinTech units, respectively. The company has indicated that no major changes to the senior management team are anticipated before the transaction’s completion, aside from Labay’s transition. Investors are encouraged to review documents filed with the SEC for comprehensive details on the proposed transaction.
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