TSE:FTT

Finning Int (FTT.TO)

93.79
+0.98 (1.06%)
as of Sep 11, 2026, 8:00:01 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.

Finning International, recognized as the largest Caterpillar dealer, has seen a solid performance with its stock price moving from $45 to higher levels. However, concerns have arisen as it currently trades at a high valuation amidst cyclical uncertainties in the market, particularly with infrastructure and energy in Canada. While some experts remain bullish on industrials, citing a favorable environment in phase 2 of the business cycle, there are warnings that the stock may be approaching its fair market value, and a correction could be imminent if it doesn't hold above $78. The prevailing sentiment indicates that while the company is poised for potential growth in a favorable economic period, a cautious approach is advised, suggesting buying at lower levels. Overall, the sentiment around Finning International is mixed, with an inclination towards a cautious outlook rather than aggressive investment at current rates.

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Mixed
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Overvalued
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HOLD
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BUY

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. Gives good exposure to the industrial sector. The assumption would be based on higher inflation and higher commodity prices driving up the company’s sales. They have also managed past cycles well. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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Owns Caterpillar dealerships that sell into forestry, agriculture and mining. 55% of revenue comes from Canada, rest from South America and UK. CAT beat on earnings and margins. Reports on Nov 8. Just broke out of a really nice base, which probably means another leg higher. Yield is 2.45%. (Analysts’ price target is $41.67)
BUY ON WEAKNESS

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(A Top Pick May 08/19, Down 25%) A tough environment for them. They sold out of their holding last June around $22. They were having troubles rolling out a South American strategy so opted to move on.
BUY
Decent growth rate, good balance sheet. Even cheaper now. Markets will distort everything to the upside or downside. The script is to sell things that have really swelled, and put it into these lows. Now a ridiculously low valuation. Hold it, and add to it if you can. You want to own a name like this into the next cycle. Yield is 5.5%.
DON'T BUY
He'd never buy any stock that's falling--in a strong market. If the market weakens, this will get even weaker.
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(A Top Pick Dec 24/19, Down 10%) It's rangebound from $22-26. He's looking for a breakout; if so, this will push much higher which happened in mid-2017. He likes Caterpillar and Tormont as well. FTT has been a laggard. If it breaks below that range, this will fall lower.

TOP PICK
A contrarian pick. If there's a recovery in manufacturing, you buy industrials like this. It's growing earnings 14% annually in the next few years mostly from cost-cutting. Trades at 12x earnings. Pays a safe 3.2% dividend, and they will buyback stock. This will grow despite a weak macro, even better in a strong macro. (Analysts’ price target is $27.75)
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