Mistras Group's Q1 2026 revenue rose 5% to $169 million, driven by growth in infrastructure and aerospace segments, offsetting an 11% decline in oil & gas due to exiting low-margin operations. The company is rated a buy due to recovering upstream oil activity and strategic focus on higher-margin areas such as data centers and aerospace. Despite volatile free cash flow and sector-lagging margins, Mistras is expected to see a 27.55% forward EPS growth and EBITDA growth in line with sector averages. The stock trades at a 34% EBITDA multiple discount compared to peers, suggesting current valuations may undervalue operational improvements and oil market recovery.
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