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Citi bullish on CEMEX stock ahead of strategic CEMEX day insights By Investing.com

News RoomBy News RoomMarch 13, 2024
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On Wednesday, CEMEX (NYSE:CX), a global leader in the building materials industry, received reaffirmation from Citi on its stock rating and price target. The firm maintained a Buy rating on the company’s shares, with a set price target of $9.00.

The focus of the analyst’s comments centered around the anticipation of CEMEX Day, scheduled for March 20, where key messages are expected to be delivered by the company.

The upcoming CEMEX Day is anticipated to highlight the company’s capital allocation strategy, with an emphasis on balancing growth opportunities and further debt reduction to align with industry standards, particularly aiming for a net-leverage ratio around 1.5 times. Additionally, there is an expectation of a formal announcement regarding dividend policy during the event.

Citi’s analysis suggests that CEMEX will continue to prioritize developed markets over emerging markets, adhering to its long-term strategic direction. This approach is consistent with the company’s historical focus and market positioning.

One of the pressing questions from the market that CEMEX may address is the potential spin-off of its United States operations. This speculation arises in the wake of similar moves by industry peers. CEMEX’s strategy and response to this query are highly anticipated by investors and market watchers.

In summary, Citi’s outlook on CEMEX remains positive, with the firm expecting the company to reveal significant strategic plans on CEMEX Day that could reinforce its market position and financial strategy moving forward. The maintained Buy rating and price target reflect Citi’s confidence in CEMEX’s potential to successfully navigate its industry landscape and deliver value to its shareholders.

This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.

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