Beacon Roofing Suppl BECN

$124.17 -0.02 (-0.02%)

Valuation

Market cap: 7,672,091,000
Revenue TTM: $9,763,200,000
Net income TTM: $361,700,000
P/E (trailing): 17.30
P/E (forward): 16.78
Profit margin: 3.70%
Debt to equity: 1.33

Trading

Volume: 8,317,300
Avg volume: 2,876,818
Day's range: $124.11 – $124.31
Shares out: 61,787,000
Stochastic %K: 90%
Beta: 1.31
Analysts: Hold
Price target: $125.50

Price

Company profile

Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the distribution of residential and non-residential roofing and complementary building products to professional contractors, home builders, building owners, lumberyards, and retailers in the United States and Canada. It offers asphalt shingles; metal, wood, tile, and slate roofing products; PVC, TPO, EPDM, built up, modified, and low slope metal roofing products; underlayment, flashing, ventilation, drainage products, as well as adhesives, caulks, sealants, fasteners, commercial roof accessories, and weatherproofing supplies; and polyiso, coverboard, extruded and expanded polystyrene, nailboard, and insulation accessories. The company also provides siding, deck and railing, lumber and composites, skylights and windows, exterior accessories, gutter, and trim and related accessories; drywall and insulation materials; and nail, hand tools, air tools and compressors, job site equipment and supplies, soldering and welding products, and workwear and safety gear products. Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. was founded in 1928 and is headquartered in Herndon, Virginia. As of April 28, 2025, Beacon Roofing Supply, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of QXO, Inc..

Industry: Industrial Distribution
Sector: Industrials
Phone: 571 323 3939
Website: https://www.becn.com
Address: 505 Huntmar Park Drive, Suite 300, Herndon, United States

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surfmav Nov 11, 7:11 PM

$QXO Happy V Day everyone! Shouldn't $QXO be trading a bit closer to $CKX's 17.84 opening price, or at least above $QXO's NYSE list price into the Q3 print considering $CKX is still a shell company with a $1B financing commitment and $QXO just confirmed they are on track to beat the $13.5 BILLION -$14 BILLION analyst's expect this year and have a $19.6 BILLION annualized revenue run rate from the 2 mature, cash cow, Fortune 500, S&P 400 companies ($BLD, $BECN) it just added to it's balance sheet in the last few years? :) $QXO is also about to move up a few hundred places on the Fortune 500, will be eligible to be relisted on the S&P 400 next year, SPY and XLI in 2028 (if not sooner), they increased 2030 guidance, etc. etc. What more could the market want from them? $CKX opened at $17.84 this morning and traded from $14.38 to $24.74 since Jacobs made the announcement. Congrats to those investors and I hope to join you all as they flush out their plans.

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surfmav Oct 14, 7:59 PM

$QXO At $11.02 a share, $QXO's was priced just a mere 133 percent below 16 analyst's mean price targets according to Refinitiv's latest report. What's another few percentage points while it's priced at $10.30 a share. :) This overdone sell off is even sillier if you consider $QXO moves up 300 spaces on the Fortune 500 list next year when $BLD's full year revenues are priced in. They are eligible to bypass $BLD and $BECN's S&P 400 midcap inclusion and skip straight into the S&P 500 at the end of next year as well. Looking forward to the inevitable recovery.

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surfmav Oct 14, 2:01 PM

$QXO (1 of 2) Here's a nice , high level summary of $QXO's technical transformation: https://distributionstrategy.com/2026/07/qxo-unveils-post-acquisition-playbook-betting-technology-and-scale-will-drive-growth/ Jacobs gave specifics at the 6 month mark as well. $BECN should've needed the most digitization and they should be done by Q127. $BLD was already on the same ERP, etc. "The company believes building products distribution remains significantly under-digitized, creating opportunities to improve both customer service and profitability by modernizing operations. QXO said it is investing in enterprise resource planning software, warehouse management systems, customer relationship management platforms, pricing software, point-of-sale systems, transportation management, and e-commerce capabilities. The company said those systems are intended to improve inventory visibility, pricing accuracy, branch productivity, procurement, route optimization, and invoice accuracy while giving customers a faster, more digital purchasing experience. (Con't on 2 of 2.....)

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surfmav Oct 7, 2:40 PM

$QXO Interesting QXO is now down 9.6 percent a share, 2X the ATR while XLI is down 2.1 percent and XLB is only down 1 percent? $QXO is now trading at an $11.4 B market cap. They paid $11B for $BECN alone. :) There's been ZERO fundamental change or significant news from the co. Seems a bit much. I bought with both hands. I'd like to be humble and say I'm sure I'll regret it because interest rates must be going back to 18 percent and no one will ever build another data center, AMZN won't ever need another distribution center and LNG projects just stopped and this stock can always drop more, but it just wouldn't be honest. This is like getting AAPL at $3 a share, HD at their $12 IPO price, etc. At $11 a share it's just $1 above what $QXO's first investors paid.

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surfmav Sep 29, 3:51 PM

$QXO $QXO's traded down to at a $12.03 BILLION market cap this morning. :) Consider this: if just $BLD alone was spun off from $QXO or taken private tomorrow, it would have a higher market cap than our beloved MM's are pricing $QXO this morning, including ALL FOUR subsidiaries. Let's also consider the $3B in cash they have for more tuck ins. Today's stock price is even crazier considering $BLD, $BECN and Kodiak had an 18 BILLION in revenues last year and analyst's expect $19 + BILLION in revenues next year. The extreme disconnect would be hysterical if so many retirement funds and $QXO employees didn't own the stock. With only only a few months left this FY and earnings next month, looking forward to the inevitable recovery on this one.

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surfmav Sep 17, 4:00 PM

$QXO : Rare to see such distorted, short term fundamentals about a company on so many sites and then have them actually be priced into the stock as if the partial stats, reflect the company's performance. :) https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NYSE-QXO/financials-segments/ At a $12B market cap, $QXO is being valued as if they are only making less than they paid for just one subsidiary, definitely not $BECN, $BLD and Kayak's $30B EV. It's kind of hilarious when you consider the demand for their products and backlogs. I know many consider the analyst's work marketing, but they got this one right. Can't wait to see the sites updated to reflect all three entities performance. Surprising the market's not pricing any of it or anything forward looking in today's price.

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surfmav Sep 15, 6:33 PM

$QXO PSA: This happened/is happening on or about 9/15: https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/0001236275/000095014226002421/eh260822995_8k.htm Imagine getting $9.7M in RSUs/PSUs at $QXO's current price. :) He's getting it just a few dollars above those who invested in a shell at $9.14 and $12.30. He'll get even more bonuses when $QXO hits their Tier 2 goal of $20B-$30B next year. Imagine getting $BECN at the $13 IPO price, with BLD and Kodiak thrown in. Can't make this stuff up.

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surfmav Sep 9, 4:02 PM

$QXO The stock is 53 percent off this year's highs, trading at a $13.2 B market cap despite an annual revenue run rate of $18B+ from subsidiaries $BLD, Kodiak and $BECN. Can't make this stuff up.

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