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Magna Int'l. (A) (MG.TO)

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-1.77 (1.81%)
as of Jul 31, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Magna International has had a tumultuous journey since heavily investing in electric vehicles in 2021, with initial expectations not materializing due to demand issues and tariff impacts. However, the company appears to have addressed these challenges by resolving problems with Chinese OEMs, leading to a gain in market share, particularly in smart door handles and driverless systems. Recent quarterly results have surprised consensus estimates, reflecting a strong turnaround despite headwinds from CUSMA. The auto sector has been under pressure from US tariffs, yet it seems to be on the rebound, with market sentiment shifting positively as investors begin to look past these tariff concerns. Overall, Magna's strategic positioning and recent performance indicate it's an attractive stock to consider, especially on any dips in price.

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Undervalued
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PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 21/04. Down 5%.) Still a good story. Stable. There's been a negative bend on autos right now because of shut downs in the US. Continues to deliver. Still a good place to have your money.
SELL
Business seems to be reasonably good, but the raw material prices have been rising, there is cost pressure on margins from the big 3, big 3 are losing market share to the Japanese. Sees modest growth.
BUY
Quant model shows the stock to be inexpensive. Fair market Value is about $102. Probably under pressure a bit because of the stronger Cdn$.
TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov11/04. Up 3%.) Not bullish on autos, but they have diversified well. Generating a lot of cash. A lot of protection in the valuation of the stock. Likes what they are doing in terms of the market share and the structure of bringing in the subsiduary operations.
WEAK BUY
Terrible numbers are coiming out of Ford and General Motors which is not great news for auto parts suppliers however, they are getting more out of each individual car. However if autos don't do well next year, Magna will not do well either.
WEAK BUY
Earnings estimates are dropping along with his model price which is $102 now. Fundamentals are weakening.
DON'T BUY
Would almost consider shorting. Not behaving well.
TOP PICK
Even though the auto industry is not growing, they have grown at 15%. Well diversified into Europe. Likes the restructuring.
BUY
The automotive business couldn't be in much worse shape but they are scratching out their work. Will be a big part of automotive going forward. A value player will find the price appealing.
BUY
A reasonable entry point. Auto sales are not going to go higher, so Magna has to get the content per vehicle up. The next challenge is to penetrate the Asian car manufacturer.
DON'T BUY
Would not invest when it is falling. A great business, but auto industry is in a very difficult spot.
DON'T BUY
Generally avoid any subordinate voting shares. Auto parts manufacturers face a problem with the rising Cdn$ and high steel costs. Auto inventories are high.
DON'T BUY
Auto parts industry is going through a difficult period because of higher steel prices. Stock has dropped enough to give a reasonable rate of return, but prefers its subsiduary, Tesma International.
DON'T BUY
Auto cycle is having a tough time. Steel pricing is going to be a deterant on profitability. Well run company. Expects it could drop down to the $70/75 range.
DON'T BUY
A good company. There are some corporate governance issues they don't look.
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