Green Thumb: Fourth Quarter Analyst Consensus Estimates

Green Thumb Industries (CSE: GTII) announced that they will be reporting their fourth quarter and year end financials after hours on March 17th. Analysts have a consensus C$49.69 12-month price target on the company, via a total of 14 analysts, with three analysts having a strong buy rating and the other 11 have buy ratings. The street high comes from BTIG with a C$73 price target, and the lowest target comes from Beacon Securities with a C$33 price target.

Fourteen analysts have revenue estimates for the fourth quarter. The mean between all 14 is U$167.2 million; this number has been revised upwards from U$166.47 million at the start of the year. BTIG currently has the highest revenue estimate with U$183.50 million, while the lowest comes from Benchmark with a U$152 million estimate.

For the full year, the average revenue estimate between 14 analysts is currently U$549.81 million. This number has been revised upwards from U$548.98 million at the start of the year. The street high comes from Cormark with a U$564.7 full-year revenue estimate.

Onto EBITDA estimates, there are currently 12 analysts who have fourth-quarter EBITDA estimates. The mean is currently U$57.42 million, with this number being revised upwards from U$55.63 million at the start of the year. Street high goes to BITG with a U$72.80 million EBITDA estimate and the lowest being Benchmark with a U$44 million estimate.

For the full year, the current EBITDA mean across 13 analysts is U$172.17 million. This number has been revised upwards from U$170.91 million at the start of the year. BITG currently has the highest full-year estimate at U$187 million and the lowest being Benchmark with a U$158 million estimate.


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