Itron’s stock is down 14.8% over six months, despite broader market gains, as sluggish growth and weak profitability drag down investor confidence. With just 2.3% annual revenue growth over five years and a projected 2.4% for the next 12 months, the company’s new products aren’t sparking sales. Its return on invested capital lags behind industry leaders at just 6.5% versus 20%+ for top industrial firms. Analysts see no near-term catalyst to reverse this trend, making the stock’s current discount feel more like a warning than a bargain. Investors may want to look elsewhere for stronger fundamentals.
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