
TSE:ARE
This summary was created by AI, based on 16 opinions in the last 12 months.
Aecon Group Inc. has garnered favorable attention from analysts who appreciate its strong position within Canada's infrastructure and nuclear sectors. With a record backlog of over $10 billion and a safe dividend that remained intact during the pandemic, the company demonstrates resilience and growth potential. While revenue recently surged by 18%, experts note that construction remains a challenging field with thin margins. There's a mixed sentiment about its valuation, with some analysts recommending a cautious hold amid concerns over a possible pullback after significant gains. Overall, Aecon's exposure to essential infrastructure projects bodes well for future cash flow and investor interest.
ARE-T vs. BIP.UN-T. He is happy with both. In terms of catalysts, ARE-T looks to be the more undervalued of the two. He thinks things will get more positive for it after the pandemic. It is a smaller company and could move farther. BIP.UN-T bought cell phone towers in India and are trying to take over IPL-T. He would average in to either one.
She has WSP-T instead because it is only a consulting company. Construction is where these companies would get into problems. WSP-N just bought a company in environmental services in the US and this is a very attractive market to be in. She would buy it after a pull back.
Puzzling. ARE wasn't effected either way by the pandemic. They had a $7.5 billion backlog, an all-time high when the stock is at a 5-year low. Puzzling why this stock hasn't taken off. Perhaps the confessions on the Bermuda airport and Toronto's Eglinton LRT project have hurt them, but will be valuable down the road. Their base business is growing profits, revenues and cash flow. Pays over a 4% dividend. ARE is overlooked. (Analysts’ price target is $19.95)