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To own Byrna Technologies, you need to believe in sustained demand for less lethal self defense products and the company’s ability to scale profitably across retail and online channels. The stronger preliminary 2025 revenue guidance reinforces revenue momentum, but it does not remove near term concerns around higher U.S. production costs and the impact those may have on margins.
The guidance update directly ties back to Byrna’s April 2025 launch of the Byrna Compact Launcher, which is positioned as a higher margin product and a key driver of the company’s improved revenue mix. As this product gains shelf space and awareness through physical retailers and e commerce, it becomes central to whether recent topline growth can translate into more resilient profitability.
Yet while revenue momentum looks encouraging, investors should still be aware of how rising U.S. sourcing costs could pressure margins if...
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Byrna Technologies’ narrative projects $198.0 million revenue and $22.8 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Byrna Technologies' forecasts yield a $38.50 fair value, a 122% upside to its current price.
Seven fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$35 to US$63 per share, showing a wide spread in expectations. When you set that against Byrna’s higher cost U.S. production and tariff exposure, it underlines why opinions differ so much on how sustainable current profitability really is.
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