Earlier this week, Bassett's CFO Mike Daniel participated in one-on-one meetings at the Sidoti May 2026 investor conference. Like other home furnishing companies, Bassett has been impacted by a stubbornly slow housing market, elevated interest rates, low consumer confidence and ongoing geopolitical and tariff uncertainties. Even so, we anticipate that BSET will profit from its previously articulated five-point business improvement plan aimed at driving sales growth. In addition, with additional cost savings actions, and its domestic manufacturing footprint, we estimate EPS growth to $0.90 in F2026 and to $1.58 in F2027, up from $0.74 in F2025. Our moderate risk rating factors in expected earnings growth, a strong balance sheet and estimated free cash flow generation.