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To own QXO, you have to buy into Brad Jacobs’ playbook of using the Beacon acquisition and sizeable recent equity raises to build a scaled building-products distributor, then steadily push margins higher. The latest analyst coverage from Loop Capital, Truist, and KeyBanc reinforces that story rather than reshaping it, but the cluster of upbeat opinions can itself become a short term catalyst by drawing more attention to QXO’s consolidation runway and the Beacon integration. Against that, the company is still loss making, has seen heavy shareholder dilution in 2025, and is led by a relatively new management team and board, all while roofing volumes stay soft. So the big question is whether the capital, leadership, and M&A plan can translate into durable profitability.
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