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Cargojet Inc (CJT.TO)

79.24

-1.20 (1.49%)

as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.

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Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cargojet Inc (CJT) has garnered a mix of perspectives from industry experts regarding its current standing and future potential. Several analysts note that the stock is currently trading at low valuations, with attractive price-to-earnings ratios compared to pre-Covid levels, suggesting it may represent a deep value investment opportunity. However, there are concerns about cyclical headwinds affecting the transportation sector, particularly due to tariffs and declining demand, which could hinder short-term growth. On the upside, Cargojet benefits from a strong market position in air freight, a solid management team, and long-term contracts, indicating resilience in its business model. While some analysts see potential growth as trade normalizes, others advise caution due to the volatility and unpredictability of the industry, emphasizing the need for a long-term outlook and proper portfolio alignment.

Consensus

Mixed

Valuation

Undervalued

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TOP PICK

It has pulled back with Amazon and e-commerce cooling, but they ship 90% of packages that go overnight between Vancouver and Toronto. It's a play on the Canadian economy. They can't keep up with demand. A good entry point. Shares can double in 2-3 years if we don't see a recession. CJT is adding 4 more planes in coming years, so he likes the growth outlook. (Analysts’ price target is $236.08)

BUY

Likes it. Saw a huge move during the pandemic lows, though it's pulled back from highs. Are expanding their fleet, so investors are worried about the costs. Are efficient operators. They cut a deal with DHL. Well-positioned within transportation though more expensive that FedEx and UPS.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

For logistics exposure, look at Maersk, the biggest shipping company in the world. You can also look at FDX, CJT, or CHRW. Stocks have gone hyperbolic, and have now come back a bit. A lot of funds are selling out. Structural growth story. You make money when you buy, not when you sell. Buying on the pullback will lock in bigger gains.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

His hangup on the stock has always been the threat of competition. Their setup is unique. Offers something to the market that's difficult for competitors to provide in terms of air freight logistics. Valuation of 24x forward earnings makes him hesitant. Consider on a pullback.

COMMENT

It boomed during Covid since CJT is in the delivery business. The stock rose too far, really. Even today, the 12-month PE is around 60x. Not interested in it. People may be returning to stores to buy things, and delivery of goods could be done using cheaper forms. CJT is well run, though. He's neutral on CJT.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. There is no news and no material reasons for the downward pressure in the past few weeks. Growth stocks are shifting and the decline is probably largely market-related. Would be very attractive near $155. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

BUY ON WEAKNESS

He is following it carefully. It was a monopoly and the pandemic has been good for them, but competition is coming and they have had to buy more planes. Labour costs will also have to rise and there is a shortage of pilots. They are looking at it at $160. Long term a good business, but you want to wait for the right price.

WAIT

Still a tough call. Investors are concerned about the capacity that has been added. The company talks of filling that capacity as the new COVID variant adds demand to cargo only carriers. However, investors seem to be taking a wait and see approach.

BUY

Frustrating, especially over the last month. May be algorithmic or tax-loss selling going on. Compared to pre-pandemic, 50-60% ahead in terms of EBITDA, margins are higher, capacity expanded by buying more planes. Valuation is lower. Concerns that planes are expensive. Proven ability to utilize planes. Labour costs, but that's commensurate with revenue growth from e-commerce. Tremendous value, especially for long-term shareholders. (Analysts’ price target is $250.00)

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick Dec 03/20, Down 16%) Got stopped out. Some internet retail came off the boil. Competition from AC. Transports as a group look interesting, and that's what he'd focus on now.

BUY

The company is doing very well. It has come off recently and is testing trend line support levels. This would not be a bad time to add some to the portfolio. It can probably ride out a correction in the general markets better than others.

HOLD

Air Freight. They benefited from the pandemic. It is more of a balanced market now. Now there are headwinds in terms of fuel prices. The CEO sold a pretty large stake about 8-9 months ago about this price. There is flat-lining of the growth trend. It may take 6-9 months to know where this is going.

BUY

Sold in January 2021, and stock has consolidated since then. Transport group is making a turn. Now trading above long-term averages, so it's pretty well set up. Great franchise. Comfortable owning here.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

It is a really great company. The stock got very expensive and came down somewhat. They are considering expanding south of the border. He would consider buying it at a lower price.

TOP PICK

E-commerce boom has not ended. Great year last year. Move toward next day delivery also benefiting them. Likes the setup in Canada. Bought more planes to take advantage of international opportunities. Demand for cargo capacity is up 20% from pre-pandemic, but supply is down 10%. Compelling valuation. Yield is 0.50%. (Analysts’ price target is $251.67)

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