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To own APi Group, you really have to believe that its shift from a cyclical contractor to a higher-quality services and inspection business can support durable earnings and cash flow, even with a high valuation multiple and meaningful debt on the balance sheet. The recent cluster of more positive analyst ratings and higher price targets reinforces that narrative rather than reshaping it, effectively validating the company’s raised 2025 revenue guidance and its push to return cash via the sizeable buyback and stock split. In the short term, this sentiment can act as a catalyst by keeping attention on execution: converting revenue growth into stronger margins and returns on equity that still look modest. The bigger risk is that expectations now sit higher, leaving less room for any operational slip or slowdown.
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