Malibu Boats received an upgrade to a soft 'buy' rating due to its attractive valuation and positive guidance for fiscal year 2027, with expected revenue between $1.08 billion and $1.12 billion and EBITDA of $101–$109 million. This growth is supported by acquisitions, including Saxdor, and higher pricing, offsetting declining organic unit sales amid inflation and high interest rates. The company maintains low net leverage at 0.86, which along with its relative valuation, supports the upgrade. Investors are advised to monitor market demand and upcoming earnings closely.
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