
TSE:ATRL
This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.
AtkinsRéalis Group Inc. (ATRL-T) is currently evaluated with mixed sentiments from experts, particularly concerning its involvement in nuclear technology, which has been a source of both interest and caution. While some analysts emphasize that the company's performance has been impacted by fears surrounding AI's encroachment on the engineering sector, others indicate that ATRL has outperformed its peers due to its strategic positioning in nuclear projects. There's recognition that despite the downturn faced by engineering firms, ATRL's valuation appears attractive at a price-to-earnings ratio of 16x with a growth estimate of 17%. The consensus is that while there are concerns about AI disrupting the industry, the reality is that it may complement the existing workforce rather than replace it, suggesting a potential rebound for ATRL as the market stabilizes. Overall, experts express a belief in the long-term viability of ATRL, encouraging investors to remain committed for future gains.
Has just completed the acquisition of Atkins, which will improve global operations. Globally we are starting to see a truckload of infrastructure projects being announced. The stock hasn’t done much since it emerged from the corruption scandal in early 2016. With the acquisition, we should see this move higher over time. Dividend yield of 1.9%. (Analysts’ price target is $68.)
They made an acquisition, and you have 3-5 years now of run rate. Big synergies and lots of growth coming. If you take out the #407 toll road you get a stock that is now trading at over 13X earnings. For industrial international growth, it is about the cheapest thing out there. The court cases are diminishing and is coming to the point where it is inconsequential. Dividend yield of 2%. (Analysts’ price target is $66.)
They have a couple of silos. A pure construction play. They have a mining business which represents quite a small chunk. In 4 or 5 years, this has really been going nowhere. Thinks the worst is behind them. The potential acquisition of Atkin out of the UK good be really accretive. One of the big challenges they have is the street’s view of their guidance going forward and their free cash flow. Feels both of those will be addressed with their acquisition. Dividend yield of 2%. (Analysts’ price target is $64.)
They had problems in the past but now he likes it going forward. He bought early, but it has worked out for him. They continue to get lots of contracts. Most recently it has sold off and is now the cheapest engineering and construction company in North America. This is because they have an inefficient balance sheet. The market expects them to make a large acquisition and take on lots of debt and that it will hurt them. He expects them to buy back stock. An acquisition would be good for them, making the balance sheet more efficient. It is cheap here. They still own highway 407 where the value continues to go up and up. There is not a lot of goodwill built in here. (Analysts’ target: $64.00).
The US infrastructure spend is over the 8 years of the administration. It will not move the needle all that much, but this company is one of the top ones to benefit from it. We are back up at the levels when SNC-T had the problems mid-2014. He would buy on dips, but does not see a big upside breakout here.
(A Top Pick July 7/17. Down 7.02%.) If you look back to the bribery scandal, the stock didn’t really do too much. Oil and gas is still a drag, but it is for most companies that have energy exposure. That will correct itself over time.