JELD-WEN Holding's Plunge Doesn't Make It Worthy Of An Upgrade Just Yet
JELD-WEN Holding remains a cautious sell despite its stock decline, as the company faces weakening sales, profitability pressures, and high leverage. Management expects revenue stabilization by late 2026 and aims for $100–$150 million in EBITDA, supported by $110 million in planned cost improvements. Strategic options for its European business are under review to address financial risks, including an 8.28x net leverage ratio.
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