UFP Industries is about to unveil its second-quarter earnings—and it’s not looking great. Last quarter, revenues fell 8.4% year over year, missing targets on EBITDA and EPS. This quarter, analysts expect another dip—just 2.7% below last year’s numbers, mirroring last year’s 3.5% decline. While competitors like Valmont and Apogee are outperforming, UFP’s stock is already down 3.4% in the past month, lagging behind a sector that’s broadly under pressure. With a $103 price target hovering above its current $88.33 share price, investors are watching closely to see if this report can turn things around—or if it’s another miss.
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