
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 been a crazy story to follow. When he sees red flags like that he stays away. Valuation is not wildly cheap, although they are expected to grow their business next year. They are doing the right things. At 10 times earnings it would be worth the headline risk, but not at this valuation. Prefers other names.
A former VP was arrested in Switzerland over allegations of money laundering and fraud. Seems that there is the risk that this has been going on far longer than people had thought. Also, who in the company knew? If you own, you may want to consider your position for tax loss selling. There are probably better ways to invest your money.
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.
Has cleaned house and has a new CEO and soon, new Board members. In the meantime, it continues to win new contracts in Canada and elsewhere and has a record backlog of more than $10 billion. When the headlines disappear the stock price will rise back to the $50+ level last seen in 2011.