Deutsche Bank Cuts Target on Apollo Education (APOL) After Q2 Results

Deutsche Bank cut its price target on Apollo Education (NASDAQ: APOL) from $45 to $40 and reiterated a Hold rating following Q2 results after the close.

The firm raised FY12E EPS rises due to better persistence and rev per student, but FY13E EBITDA declines 7% due to lower enrollment and revenue. EPS barley moves for 2013 due to expected buybacks on a lower share price.

"There was limited good news on the call and our concern about nonprofit competition and an improving labor market are increasing," the firm said.

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Shares of Apollo Education closed at $43.20 yesterday.

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