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This summary was created by AI, based on 20 opinions in the last 12 months.
Aecon Group Inc (ARE-T) is currently navigating a landscape shaped by significant infrastructure investment in Canada, reflected in a record backlog of $10.9 billion. Despite strong revenue growth of 18% last quarter, experts advise caution due to prevailing market volatility and concerns over cost overruns from legacy fixed-price contracts. Many analysts highlight the company's shift towards more sustainable fee-for-service contracts and variable pricing, which enhance cash flow predictability and earnings stability. With ongoing projects in nuclear power and increasing demand for infrastructure, Aecon is poised for potential growth, although some perceive the stock as overbought at its current levels. Overall, experts remain optimistic about its long-term prospects while acknowledging near-term market pressures and volatility.
Likes it. It's an infrastructure play with decent projects in the pipeline out west. They're well-positioned. If you've come out of SNC Lavalin, ARE would be a great play. Buy this for the long term, not six months. Infrastructure will happen, for example, we need more energy infrastructure.
They have had a lot of contract wins lately. They won the TransMountain Expansion project, for example. They are working on the Gordie Howe bridge in Windsor. There has been a concern regarding order back logs. With a minority government now, he thinks there could be another push towards infrastructure projects. Better to own than SNC Lavalin.
(A Top Pick Sep 28/18, Up 20%) Since recommending it’s beat every quarter. It’s also given a bright forward looking statement for 2020. They’re also helped with the SNC mess. They have an excellent balance sheet and back orders. Currently trading at a reasonable 17 times and probably has more to go.
(A Top Pick Jun 13/18, Up 27%) It is hard to make money in these construction companies. They had a good backlog and SNC-T is having trouble bidding on contracts. They are great until they have one of these big write-down's. The company has never looked better.