ADI's sales growth was about 40% versus 39% for peers, with lower prices per dollar of profit and assets and less debt than four peers. Its roughly 4% return on owners' funds, smaller profit totals, and higher price per sales dollar pull the other way, leaving the outlook unchanged.
The sales comparison gives ADI a plus. Its lower debt compared with owner funding and lower prices per dollar of profit and assets also support it. Its roughly 4% return on owners' funds, smaller profit totals, and higher price per sales dollar point the other way. The article reports no new change to ADI's business, so the comparison does not shift its outlook.
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