QXO Inc (QXO) Stock Analysis

Verdict: WATCH (do not buy)

Aggressive $17B roll-up of TopBuild brings massive $28B revenue potential, but execution friction and $7.0B debt leave shares near 52W lows.

Investment score: 41/100

Analysis as of

Is QXO Inc stock worth reviewing? The TradeMates thesis

QXO is undergoing a massive transformation under CEO Brad Jacobs, consolidating building materials distribution via the $17B TopBuild and $2.25B Kodiak acquisitions. While revenue is projected to reach $19.21B in 2027, $7.04B in debt and negative TTM net margins (-5.2%) create substantial balance sheet friction.

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Trailing-twelve-month ratios
TickerP/EP/SEV/EBITDAGross marginNet marginFCF yield
QXOn/a1.2x42.1x19.2%-5.2%1.2%
FERG21.4x1.4x15.8x30.6%6.4%2.9%
SUNB22.3x2.6x10.2x44.6%12.0%12.2%
WCC24.9x0.7x14.9x21.4%2.8%0.9%
WSO26.0x1.7x17.0x27.9%6.5%5.6%
AIT30.3x2.5x23.1x30.3%8.3%3.7%
Peer median24.9x1.7x15.8x30.3%6.5%3.7%

Frequently asked questions about QXO Inc (QXO)

Is QXO stock a good investment?

The TradeMates model rates QXO Inc as WATCH (do not buy) with an investment score of 41/100. QXO is undergoing a massive transformation under CEO Brad Jacobs, consolidating building materials distribution via the $17B TopBuild and $2.25B Kodiak acquisitions. While revenue is projected to reach $19.21B in 2027, $7.04B in debt and negative TTM net margins (-5.2%) create substantial balance sheet friction. This is algorithmic model output, not personal investment advice.

Is QXO stock a buy?

The TradeMates model verdict for QXO is WATCH (do not buy) with an investment score of 41/100. Treat this as a model signal to review, not a personal buy recommendation.