However, UniFirst has flatly rejected the offer, which was a 25% premium to its closing price on Jan. 10, 2025. Nonetheless, business has been robust for Cintas, as evidenced by its five straight years of EPS beats, with a record $5 billion in revenues expected in 2025.
The Trump administration’s plan to levy up to 25% tariffs on trading partners and deport millions of migrants has caused investors to sell the news on CTAS stock. With shares having fallen 9% in just over 30 days, bullish investors may see this as a buying opportunity.
