
TSE:BBD.B
This summary was created by AI, based on 14 opinions in the last 12 months.
Bombardier Inc. has garnered a favorable outlook from multiple experts, positioning itself as a strong performer in the aerospace and defense sectors, particularly within the business jet market. The company has successfully reduced its debt and improved its balance sheet, transitioning into a pure-play business jet leader with impressive growth metrics, such as a 43% increase in the new order book and a 25% Year-over-Year growth in services. Despite challenges related to capital intensity and market dynamics, analysts point to significant demand for aircraft and advantageous government contracts as positive indicators. Nonetheless, the stock's valuation has come under scrutiny, with some experts suggesting it may now be fully priced, prompting considerations for profit-taking. Overall, Bombardier's operational turnaround since its near-bankruptcy days highlights its potential and the ongoing evolution of the aerospace industry.
2 major problems. 1.) When is the C series going to get off the ground? 2.) Negative cash flow. Just sold $2 billion of bonds which, on the one hand puts them in good stead. On the other hand a red flag for him because it makes it much more risky. Debt load is about $7 billion which is pretty hefty. Currently has it as a Buy but wants to re-examine to see if the debt load scares him off.
Recently just doubled his position. Yield curve is starting to steepen. You want to be in companies that are going to be growers in the future, not just safe stocks. Trading at a really good valuation at almost 10X next year’s earnings. C series has been well discounted in the stock. Margins in business jets could be well north of 15% in this next cycle. Could easily be a double in the next 3-4 years.
Likes this company. Have been getting some very strong orders from the aircraft side and on the training side. Aircraft side is where they make their margins and the train side is good for cash flow. He would not sell the stock below $4. The market for planes, particularly in Asia, is very strong. Their new planes are very fuel efficient which will be a big positive for them.
2 major problems. Are they going to get the C series up and off the ground and when? Another postponement would not be good. Also, negative cash flow is hurting them. At the same time, they have been reporting some tremendous sales in both the aerospace and train divisions. This could potentially help the cash flow. His target price is towards $7.
Trading at only 7-8 times forward earnings. Obviously the risk is that the C series has problems but he is betting that it gets off the ground. The recent orders they picked up from Delta and an unknown overseas name, are positive. The private jet division continues to do well. Doesn’t have a major debt repayment until 2016.
On her watch list. Recently announced a big jet order. C series will be launched over the next couple of years.. Typically when a manufacturer announces a new model, there could be risks as to timing and manufacturing problems that could be encountered. Feels this is an overhang. As the economy picks up she would expect their global jet business to improve. Would like to see a few more C series announcements and wait until closer to the launch.