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This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.
Element Fleet Management (EFN-T) is garnering positive attention from experts, particularly due to its strong revenue growth of 17% last quarter and a notable 25% increase in cash generated per share. The launch of an AI tool aimed at optimizing maintenance decisions showcases the company's innovative approach, while a new partnership with Waymo adds an intriguing angle that analysts view favorably, predicting about 30% upside potential. Despite recent price fluctuations and concerns over profitability, the consensus indicates that the company is on a solid growth trajectory, leveraging its recurring revenue model and expanding service offerings. Experts note a recent pattern of consolidation in the stock price, which could signal a positive base for future growth. Overall, while there are some cautionary notes about valuation and long-term sales cycles, the company is viewed as a reliable compounder in the market.
Ranks 648 in his quant model, so it is in the basement. Earnings are expected to grow from $1.02 in 2015 to $1.61 giving a 10.6 PE and a .2 PE to growth. Next year earnings are expected to grow by 22%. Looks like a reasonable opportunity, but because it doesn’t fit all the characteristics of his quant model, it is not a stock in his portfolio.
This is a way to have non-bank exposure in Canada and not have exposure to the housing market. Management has done an incredibly good job and have made 2 major acquisitions, including the GE fleet business. It’s very early days in terms of integration. Company is trading at around 10X forward earnings, which looks pretty cheap compared to the banks. It is growing faster than the banks. Expect the dividend will continue to grow. Dividend yield of 0.58%.
This company started growing and bought out some GE assets and some Trinity assets and then started to pay out their 1st dividend. This is a fabulous sign of confidence from the Board of Directors and management. Business conditions are very good. A lot of people may be concerned about higher rates, but as long as interest rates don’t spike up and they are able to maintain that spread, it is not a big problem. A really, really good non-bank financial company.
A leasing company, but the biggest part of their leasing is fleet leasing. Made a huge acquisition from GE (GE-T). They will be selling off some non-core assets in New Zealand, Australia and Mexico, and will be keeping their US and Canadian holdings. Feels there is some really strong potential over the next little while. There are hopes that this company will pay a dividend in 2016.
Recently made 2 acquisitions, and both are focuses on partially moving from Canada to the US. This is really a fleet management story with anything from aircraft to trucks to rail cars. They can outsource the leasing side of things, but it is also the incremental services from repairs or logistics, a tack-on fee, that they keep getting every single time. This has a more conservative balance sheet which he views as a positive.
A leasing company, but more of a fleet management company. Did a big acquisition of GE’s fleet management business. Trading at 11X earnings and will be paying a dividend in 2016. They rate a BBB with DBRS, which means they can fund themselves a lot cheaper. Thinks there is good organic growth coming along with small tuck-in acquisitions. Dividend yield of 0.60%.