We think Sherwin-Williams has a sound capital structure, and its consistent free cash flow generation should easily support its debt service requirements and future capital allocation decisions.
The stock's starting dividend yield is just under 2% today, and analysts expect the company's earnings to grow by an average of 8% to 9% annually during the next three to five years. Investors looking ...
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