Analysts Slash Owens Corning Q1 EPS to $1.35 as Shares Dip 8.3%
Owens Corning shares fell 8.3% in the past month versus a 1.1% industry rise after analysts cut Q1 EPS consensus to $1.35 (–54.6% YoY), slicing estimates by 22% in 30 days. Full-year EPS is forecast at $10.33 (–14.3%) and holds a Zacks Rank #4 Sell despite an A valuation grade.
1. Stock Performance Trends
Owens Corning shares have declined 8.3% over the past month compared to a 1.1% gain in the building products industry, signaling investor concerns despite increased stock searches. This underperformance underscores market skepticism about the company’s near-term revenue and earnings momentum.
2. Earnings and Revenue Forecast Revisions
Analysts now project Q1 EPS of $1.35, down 54.6% year-over-year, and have reduced consensus EPS estimates by 22% over the last 30 days. Full-year EPS is forecast at $10.33 (–14.3% YoY) with fiscal 2027 EPS expected at $11.98 (+15.9%), while revenue estimates stand at $9.78 billion (–3.2%) for FY 2026 and $9.98 billion (+2.1%) for FY 2027.
3. Zacks Rank and Valuation
The company holds a Zacks Rank #4 Sell reflecting the sizable downward revisions to earnings forecasts and cautious near-term outlook. Despite this, valuation metrics earn an A grade, indicating the stock trades at a discount relative to its sector peers.