Australia's Monadelphous climbs after Jefferies lifts PT

By Reuters News

** Shares of Australia's Monadelphous MND.AX rise as much as 7.6% to A$35.060, hitting their highest level since February 24

** Jefferies upgrades engineering firm to "hold"; lifts PT to A$29.50 from A$25.60

** Brokerage says co's H127 trading update forecast 30% NPAT beat versus mid-point of consensus estimate

** MND sees H127 NPAT of A$80 million - A$85 million, up more than 25% of mid-point of prior corresponding period

** Jefferies adds co's forecast of H127 revenue of A$1.7 billion ($1.16 billion), up 11% from previous corresponding period, is 13% above market forecast

** Lifts FY27-FY29 EPS forecast for MND by 10% - 15%

** Expects co's H2FY27 earnings to be lower than in H1FY27

** Four of 12 analysts rate the stock "buy" or higher, seven "hold" and one "sell" or lower; their median PT is A$30.25, according to data compiled by LSEG

** MND up 31.2% YTD, including session's moves


($1 = 1.46 Australian dollars)

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