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Strong Quarterly Results
Bonnie Herzog, analyst at Wells Fargo, noted that the company reported strong quarterly results, with earnings ahead of expectations. The analyst indicated that volume growth came about from strong showing by carbonated soft drinks, Schweppes and Allied Brands. Favorable macros and productivity initiatives benefited margins, according to Herzog.
Unlike The Coca-Cola Co (NYSE: KO), which saw flat global volume growth this second quarter, the analyst noted that Dr Pepper Snapple grew volumes. This, according to the firm, is an indication that the company is fairly insulated from international macro instability headwinds.
Q2 Top-Line Growth Dissected
Wells Fargo noted that the 4 percent currency neutral net sales growth was driven by favorable product and package mix, pricing and volume, while unfavorable segment mix served as drag. Carbonated soft drink volumes rose 1 percent, and non-carbonated soft drink volumes were up a steeper 2 percent, with waters giving a real thrust at 25 percent growth.
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The firm also noted that operating margins expanded 80 basis points to 22.8 percent, contributing to 6 percent adjusted operating income growth.
Guidance Lifted
Wells Fargo indicated that the company raised its 2016 guidance yet again, reflecting primarily the 2Q earnings beat. Given the underlying momentum in the company's business, the revised guidance remains conservative in the firm's view.
Premium Valuation Justified
The firm noted that consistent earnings growth and broad multiple expansion have helped the company's shares outperform the market and its peers over the last three years. The firm believes the performance and multiple expansion over the past few years is justified. That said, the firm sees limited scope of further meaningful expansion.
Raising Valuation Range
Wells Fargo raised its valuation range for the shares of the company to $91– $93 from $89–$91, assuming they trade at 11.6 times its 2017 EBITDA estimate and 19.1 times its 2017 earnings per share estimate.
The analysts currently have a Market-Perform rating on the stock.
At time of writing, Dr Pepper Snapple was trading at $97.98, up 1.85 percent on the day.
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This is what Nic Chahine averages with his option buys. Not selling covered calls or spreads… BUYING options. Most traders don’t even have a winning percentage of 27% buying options. He has an 83% win rate. Here’s how he does it.