The article analyzes WillScot Holdings Corporation's (NASDAQ:WSC) high price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 2.3x, which is above the industry average for construction companies. It highlights concerns about the company's recent revenue growth slowdown, analyst forecasts of weaker-than-industry revenue growth, and the potential risks of the high P/S ratio not reflecting future earnings. The piece warns investors about the company's valuation and suggests caution due to its poor revenue performance and lack of confidence in its turnaround prospects.

WillScot A (NASDAQ: WSC) reported second quarter EPS of $0.27, missing the analyst estimate of $0.35 by $0.08. Revenue for the quarter was $589.08M, exceeding the consensus estimate of $587.11M. The stock closed at $29.35, with a 7.51% increase in the last 3 months and a -17.32% decline in the last 12 months. The company received 3 positive and 3 negative EPS revisions in the last 90 days.

WillScot Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ:WSC) has received an average 12-month price target of $40.63 from analysts, with a "Moderate Buy" rating. The company reported Q1 earnings below estimates, with $0.24 EPS vs. $0.28 consensus. Insiders, including CEO and Director Dominick P. Zarcone, increased their stock holdings. Institutional investors adjusted stakes, and the company announced a quarterly dividend. The stock closed at $30.40 with a market cap of $5.54 billion.

Analysts have set a price target of $40.63 for WillScot Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ:WSC), with a consensus rating of 'Moderate Buy.' The company reported $0.24 EPS for the quarter, missing estimates by $0.04, and announced a $0.07 quarterly dividend. Insider transactions, including Director Dominick P. Zarcone and CEO Bradley Lee Soultz, show increased stock holdings. Hedge funds and institutional investors adjusted their positions, with State of Alaska Department of Revenue increasing holdings by 6.1%.

The Teacher Retirement System of Texas purchased $752,000 worth of shares in WillScot Holdings Corporation, while major institutional investors like Franklin Resources Inc., William Blair Investment Management LLC, and FMR LLC increased their stakes. Analysts adjusted ratings, WillScot reported earnings below estimates, and the company announced a dividend. Insiders, including Director Dominick P. Zarcone and CEO, also bought shares in the company.