
TSE:BBD.B
This summary was created by AI, based on 15 opinions in the last 12 months.
Bombardier Inc has captured the attention of analysts who acknowledge its remarkable turnaround from near bankruptcy to becoming a leader in the business jet market. Experts highlight the steady growth in business jet travel, with a significant focus on the services side of the business, which presents high margins. Though the stock has seen a strong rise, trading at higher multiples compared to when it was out of favor, experts indicate caution regarding valuation and potential risks, particularly concerning US sales and political factors. The company's strong balance sheet and growing order book, along with anticipated defense contracts, suggest a positive outlook despite some experts recommending trimming positions after substantial gains. Overall, analysts express optimism about Bombardier's future, emphasizing its strategic positioning and market-leading capabilities in the aerospace sector.
Had hoped the C series would be very much past the point where it is now. If for some reason the C series doesn’t go well, the stock will do nothing. The company is not going to go broke. They have the ability to sell part or all of the transportation division. He continues to hold his shares as he has great faith something will come of it.
Short? There is probably more downside left, but he would be sceptical of shorting at this low valuation, given that he doesn’t think it is a bankruptcy. They have had huge missteps with dual class shares. The big issue with them is the C series and the lack of execution. Until they get planes in the air and orders in the order book, that is what it is going to take.
He tries to find areas of leadership and then the best business within that with the best balance sheet. He never tries to buy broken hoping it will get fixed. He likes the price to be behaving as if things are getting better. The price of BBD.B-T is just getting worse. He prefers others in the space, e.g. NOC-N.
This has unquestionably been a disappointment. The big question is, do they have enough cash to see their project to completion and what is going to fund them along the way? A high risk play, so it is not a name that he would own at present. If you have a little money that you want to allocate and not look at for 5 years, it might be interesting.
This is a company with 2 sides. Railway equipment and aerospace. They have been spending a lot of energy in developing their new C series airplanes. Raised money earlier this year to improve their financial position, and there has been a lot of dissension. They now have new management and a new sales force. The critical thing for the next 12 months is to get more orders for the C series. If they can get that going, he thinks the company can turn around. It’s a critical junction for the next 12-18 months.
This has been a tough one. The one positive thing is that sentiment is so negative that if they were to announce some orders for the C series, there could be a real pop in the stock. Feels the balance sheet is okay, but if they come out and are burning more cash again, this will continue down. This stock is in desperate need of good news.
Preferred dividends? There was a downward movement in the stock today. They had a conference call with their treasurer to talk about liquidity concerns. Preferred shares would be one of the last places where they would want to cut the dividend. You are protected a little bit, but they could cut those dividends as some point.
This is a tough business and if you own, get rid of it. He can’t see it either being taken out or being acquired. Hopefully there won’t be any government bailouts this time.