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Investing.com -- Fluidra, a leader in the pool and wellness equipment sector, has outlined its mid-term plans, aiming for an organic growth range that surpasses VA cons at a 4.5% CAGR from 2024 to 2028.
The company also anticipates improved EBITDA margins, forecasting a rise to 23.9% by 2028. This strategy aligns with Fluidra's ambition to return to its historical pool growth algorithm.
In spite of potential tariff-induced volatility projected until 2025, the company remains confident in its growth scenario. This optimism is bolstered by current levels of new construction in key regions.
Fluidra has a robust history of mergers and acquisitions, which has helped it thrive in a market that is still highly fragmented. The company's performance in the first quarter of this year has been encouraging, with increased pricing efforts and ongoing discussions with the supply chain to counteract tariffs.
With 45% of its revenues generated from the higher-margin US market, primarily supplied by Mexico, China, and Malaysia, Fluidra is focused on managing tariff headwinds, which are expected to be in the mid to high double-digit millions of euros.
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