
TSE:ATRL
This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.
AtkinsRéalis Group Inc. (ATRL-T) has garnered mixed reviews from experts assessing the impact of AI on the construction and engineering sectors. One reviewer highlights that while AI may streamline certain workflows, the fundamental aspects of the business remain unchanged, suggesting that ATRL may find solid footing in upcoming Build Canada projects. Another expert notes current pressures on engineering firms, indicating a significant decline in the sector, yet recognizes ATRL's outperformance due to its nuclear exposure and growth potential. However, market sentiment appears cautious, especially with predictions of weakness in the midterm election year, hinting at a potentially selective investment landscape. Overall, despite some concerns over AI disruption, ATRL's strategic positioning could provide it with resilience in a challenging market.
He bought it when it was dealing with its ethical issues. The stock has not recovered as well as he expected. He is still waiting for the US and Canadian governments to come through with their infrastructure spending, which would provide SNC with great business. This continues to be a tomorrow stock that he keeps waiting for.
The construction companies are difficult for investors. You can't tell how much money they'll make on a contract. Suppose they underbid or hit execution problems or a customer stiffs them? It's okay to own one of them in a portfolio, but no more. SNC is okay--has worldwide exposure but also carries geopolitical risk. It's riskier than most stocks he owns.
He likes the valuation. The pull back was way over done a few weeks ago. It represents a decent opportunity at this level but some risk. There are risks with the current Saudi Arabia situation. Fundamentals are good for this company. He has a $70.00 target. Yield of 2.2%. (Analysts’ price target is $70.54)
He picked this because it is down about 10% based on the Saudi Arabia situation with Canada. Revenues in Saudia are 11% or $900 million on long term oil projects. They employ 5,000 Saudis in their projects. The company says there is no disturbance. He thought it was cheap at $57. They have a $15 million backlog. Yield 2.2%. (Analysts’ price target is $70.54)