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Softcatβs stock price has drifted lower over recent months and now trades near its lower range, well below prior highs. The pullback has caught attention because the business itself has not collapsed. Recent results showed continued revenue growth and solid profitability, though growth rates have moderated. Margins remain healthy, supported by disciplined cost control and a capital-light model. Dividends have grown steadily over recent years, reflecting strong cash generation and a conservative balance sheet. So why is the stock down? Investors are pricing in slower information technology spending, tougher comparisons after strong prior years, and concerns that artificial intelligence could pressure margins in simpler services. From a value analysis perspective, the lower share price reduces valuation multiples for a company with consistent earnings and no heavy debt. A recovery could follow if corporate spending improves and growth reaccelerates. Risks remain if demand stays soft or competition intensifies. This review is for informational and educational purposes only, not a financial advice.
