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Boeing had another weak quarter and failed to meet Wall Street expectations with respect to revenues as well as earnings. The company managed over $3 billion in free cash flow driven by the progress in its performance and continued demand. On the market side, the company saw a decent demand. The management claims that its product is stabilizing, the fleet has been performing well, and the 737 MAX has made tremendous progress. It delivered 45 Artemis I aircrafts this quarter, including the foremo
Companies: Boeing Company
Baptista Research
Boeing delivered yet another highly disappointing set of results as it failed to meet the market expectations with respect to revenues as well as earnings. The management has continued their turnaround efforts since the beginning of 2020 which has resulted in improved cash flows and has strengthened the company's position in the competitive market. Just like the previous quarters, the company focused on providing its customers with an efficient and satisfying service in the third quarter. Despit
Boeing had a disappointing quarter and failed to meet Wall Street expectations in terms of both, revenues as well as earnings. The management claims to have made good progress in key programs in a highly dynamic macro environment which was affected by supply chain constraints, labor availability, and inflation. The company is on the verge of returning to 87 delivery process. The MAX fleet has been performing quite well, exceeding the expectations of the customers. In the quarter, the company fac
This is our first report on aerospace and defense major, Boeing. The company had a weak start to 2022, failing to meet Wall Street expectations in terms of revenues and earnings. To add to its misery, one of the company’s flights crashed recently, taking several lives and damaging its reputation. The company is being negatively impacted by inflation as well as supply chain constraints. The commercial market for airplanes the 777, the 87, and the MAX is particularly strong in the eyes of the Boei
Boeing is known as one of the biggest companies in the aerospace industry across the globe. The company had a weak start to 2022 with a poor performance in terms of revenues and earnings. To add to its misery, one of the company’s flights crashed recently, taking several lives and damaging its reputation. The company is being negatively impacted by inflation as well as supply chain constraints. The commercial market for airplanes the 777, the 87, and the MAX is particularly strong in the eyes of
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OPG Power has released a positive trading update for the year ended 31 March 2024, and now expects to exceed previous market expectations at the EBITDA and revenue level. The company continued to benefit from a stronger revenue run-rate during H2/24 compared with FY23, reflecting greater availability of profitable supply contracts, which in turn have enabled OPG to run at higher levels of plant utilisation. We are raising our revenue forecast for FY24 by 22% to £162m, and our EBITDA by 34% to £1
Companies: OPG Power Ventures Plc
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Norcros recently hosted a Capital Markets Day (CMD) signalling a change in how the business communicates with the market. In recent history it has focused on growing its share of the highly fragmented bathroom and kitchen product markets organically and through acquisition. This has resulted in a portfolio of businesses with varying degrees of capital intensity and profitability but created a Group of scale (c. £450m revenue) with strong positions in its end markets. Last week’s CMD was evidence
Companies: Norcros plc
Zeus Capital
Companies: Currys PLC
Hercules is likely to report growth in H1E of over 27% YoY. H1E is the seasonally weaker half and the reported likely outcome for revenues in H1E represents half of our FY24E revenue forecast. As the seasonally stronger half of the year progresses, upwards pressure could materialise on our forecasts. Together with a prospective lower interest rate environment and a potential re-rating of the infrastructure sector, we see share price upside ahead.
Companies: Hercules Site Services Plc
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The focus of Hardman & Co Research is on the nine quoted Infrastructure Investment Companies (IICs) and on the 22 Renewable Energy Infrastructure Funds (REIFs): the stocks analysed are all members of the Association of Investment Companies (AIC). We are updating our publication of January 2023, assessing both the lacklustre share price performances during 2023 and the key issues, including interest rates, inflation and power prices. As a 31-strong group, its combined market capitalisation is no
Companies: AEIT ROOF DGI9 INPP GSF SEIT USFP HICL ORIT BSIF TRIG NESF SEQI HEIT GRP GCP FSFL 3IN AERI PINT RNEW BBGI GSEO DORE TENT GRID CORD HGEN AEET
Hardman & Co
Ultimate Products’ Q3 trading update reveals that tougher short-term trading trends are now likely to persist into Q4, but the longer-term trends are now more positive due to growing order visibility from its bigger customers. We are downgrading our EPS (Dil. Adj.) forecasts by 22% to 12.5p from 16.0p for FY24E, by 15.3% to 14.8p from 17.4p in FY25E and by 12.6% to 16.6p from 19.0p for FY26E. We reduce our target price to 185p (was 210p) to reflect the new forecasts. Shorter-term issues should r
Companies: Ultimate Products PLC
OPG Power has published interim results for the period ended 30 September. The company reports a strong balance sheet position and a sharp increase in plant utilisation driven by new supply contracts as discussed at the time of the FY23 results release in November. We believe that OPG continues to make a strong recovery following the coal price spike which impacted FY23. We are raising our target price to 27p, which represents 108% upside to the latest closing price.
Ultimate Products announces today that sales revenue fell by 7% in its FY2024 third quarter and is anticipated to remain in negative territory in Q4. As a result, the company believes that EBITDA will now be in the range of £17.5m to £18.5m compared with a current market consensus figure of £21.5m. Given the 17% cut in current year EBITDA expectations it seems prudent to adjust our fair value / share figure by a similar amount. So, we reduce it by 20% from 250p to 200p. However, current sales s
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Hercules has released a positive H1 trading update, with revenue up 27% YoY to c.£47m and growth delivered across all three of the group’s divisions (Labour Supply, Civil Projects, Specialist Plant Services). Trading remains in-line with expectations for the full year as demand for infrastructure remains robust. We leave our forecasts unchanged, but note that Hercules has already achieved 49% of our FY24E revenue projections (vs an average of 42%/58% H1/H2 split over the past three years), which
Economic and industrial data has started the second quarter on slightly weaker grounds than Q1 as Manufacturing PMI in the UK, Eurozone and US all reported April indexes below March levels. Cracks seem to be appearing as recent drops in new orders and rising input costs are quickly dampening confidence. Inflation did, however, fall MoM across the board with the exception of the US, where volatile energy prices caused a modest MoM increase in the inflation rate.
Companies: TAND AVON RCDO TRI SYM ABDP KETL
Shore Capital
Eden Research has reported its interim results for the 12 months to December 2023. The company generated revenues of £3.2m, slightly ahead of the January trading updated expectation of £3.1m and c15% ahead of our forecast. We note the company generated strong gross profits and an adjusted EBITA ahead of our forecast, both of which we believe were supported by the first commercial sale of Ecovelex. The company closed FY23 with cash slightly below our forecast, which we believe was impacted by the
Companies: Eden Research plc
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