Sundial Growers: Fourth Quarter Consensus Earnings Estimates
Sundial Growers (NASDAQ: SNDL) announced that they will be reporting their fourth quarter and year end financials pre-market on March 17th. Analysts have a consensus U$0.39 12-month price target on the company, via a total of four analysts having targets, with two analysts have hold ratings and the other two analysts have sell ratings. The street high comes from ATB Capital Markets with a U$0.45 price target, and the lowest target comes from Cowen and Company with a U$0.30 price target.
Three analysts have revenue estimates for the fourth quarter. The mean between all three is C$15.07 million; this number has stayed flat year to date. Canaccord currently has the highest revenue estimate with C$17 million, while the lowest comes from ATB Capital Markets with a C$12.70 million estimate.
For the full year, the average estimate between three analysts is currently C$71.24 million. This number has stayed flat year to date. The street high comes from Canaccord with a C$73 million full-year revenue estimate and the lowest estimate comes from ATB Capital Markets with a C$69 million estimate.
Onto EBITDA estimates, there are currently two analysts who have fourth quarter EBITDA estimates. The mean is currently -C$5.5 million, with this number having stayed flat year to date. Street high goes to Canaccord with a -C$5 million EBITDA estimate and the worst being ATB Capital Markets with a -C$6 million estimate.
For the full year, the current EBITDA means across three analysts is -C$26.72 million, with that number basically staying flat year-to-date. Canaccord has the highest EBITDA estimate with -C$25.20 million for the full year, while ATB Capital Markets has the worst estimate with -C$28 million.
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