RBC Capital initiated coverage of Eagle Materials (EXP) with a Sector Perform rating and $208 price target The firm believes Eagle is leaving $88 per share “on the table by” combining its light and heavy-side operations. Shareholder value would be created if the Eagle was split into two companies: Eagle Materials and Eagle Wallboard, the analyst tells investors in a research note. RBC says that while the light-side business is currently weighing down the valuation, once the residential market turns, Eagle’s heavy-side exposure will hold back a re-rating.
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