Morgan Stanley Starts Lennox International (LII) at Underweight
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Morgan Stanley analyst Christopher Snyder initiates coverage on Lennox International (NYSE: LII) with a Underweight rating and a price target of $595.00.
The analyst comments: "We are initiating coverage on Lennox International at Underweight with a $595 PT. While LII has executed well and HVAC offers attractive secular exposure, we see negative cycle indicators for LII served markets (Resi + Light Commercial) which signals organic downside and is not reflected in valuation w/ shares trading at a 1 SDEV premium. We model 2025 organic ~200 bps below Cons on negative volumes behind a combination of tough comps + cycle pressure. While mix tailwinds from the 2025 refrigerant changeover will drive organic growth, this is ultimately a transitory uplift and we believe LII must demonstrate sustained volume outgrowth vs market to justify elevated valuation. Self-help initiatives could support market share trends vs historical under-growth, however, the challenge is that improvement is already reflected in both valuation & estimates. As such, we see negative risk-reward and initiate Underweight."
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Shares of Lennox International closed at $612.71 yesterday.
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