
TSE:ATRL
This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.
The reviews from experts suggest a mixed outlook for AtkinsRéalis Group Inc. (ATRL-T) amidst ongoing challenges in the engineering sector, particularly with perceptions of AI impacting construction firms. One expert believes AI will streamline certain processes like data gathering but won't fundamentally change the nature of construction projects, suggesting a cautious approach to the sector at current levels. Another expert points out that many engineering firms are under pressure, with a general trend of declining stock performance, especially in midterm election years. However, ATRL-T has reportedly outperformed its peers due to its involvement in nuclear projects and growth potential, indicating some resilience despite broader industry challenges. Overall, the sentiments vary, highlighting both the risky environment and certain opportunities within the stock.
Stock sold off because of corruption of “a few” people but is starting to come back. Still have a great backlog of business and a lot of new stuff being announced. This week they announced a joint venture of nuclear with Toshiba in Britain. In a couple of years, the stock is going to look like it was a bargain now.
If you look at the company and its multiple divisions, they had a problem in one division in the international side which is fraught with payoffs and under the table stuff. People involved have been thrown out and they have a new president. This is a company that just has all sorts of talent and also willing to put their money where their mouth is. They own a piece of the #407 which Ontario should have never sold. Very reasonable.
Had a big drop early this year. Now it has reached a point where if you take out the 407 Highway, it is trading at about half of its US competitors. Although there will be headline risks and maybe some class-action lawsuits, the stock is very, very cheap. He added more at $36 because there is probably a good track to the mid to low $40’s, which may be his selling point if it went there right away.
Their last quarter was atrocious. Big problems here. But there is value. At the end of the day you have concession assets that are worth $20-$25 a share. The rest of the business is being tossed at you for nothing. Have a new CEO. Once the market starts feeling better you can see the stock in the mid-$40.s.
Had that horrific decline from issues in third world countries. They have to get over that. Global leader in engineering space. Somewhere Canadians can excel. Now he has the chance to objectively look at it with a much lower price point. We are cutting back on mining globally, but not in the oil sands. There could be a unique opportunity here. His question is if he would increase income by using this to replace a stock in his portfolio.