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TEGNA: Undervalued Despite Recent Pullback, Multiple Factors Drive Upside Potential
ByAinvest
Wednesday, Dec 17, 2025 10:28 pm ET1min read
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TEGNA (TGNA) has cooled off after a strong run this year, with a recent pullback prompting investors to revisit the story and its valuation. Analysts still see moderate upside and some models suggesting undervaluation. The company's cost-cutting, automation, and AI implementation are expected to deliver $90-$100 million in annualized core savings by 2025, directly enhancing net margins and operational leverage. However, faster digital adoption or regulatory challenges could impact earnings power.
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