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Green Plains (GPRE) to Narrow Losses and Achieve 77.45% Earnings Growth and 12.3% Revenue Growth Ahead of Earnings.
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Nov 5, 2025 8:37 pm ET1min read
Green Plains (GPRE) is expected to swing to profitability within three years, with analysts forecasting earnings growth of 77.45% and revenue growth of 12.3% annually. The company is expected to narrow its losses, with profit margins shifting from -6.3% to 3.4%. The turnaround is attributed to government incentives and cost reductions, with strong policy support and plant efficiency critical to achieving margin targets. Shares trade at $11.28, significantly below the estimated fair value of $94.87.
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