
TSE:NFI
This summary was created by AI, based on 6 opinions in the last 12 months.
New Flyer Industries Inc. (NFI-T) is showing promising signs of recovery as it approaches an earnings inflection point, according to expert reviews. Many analysts believe the company's worst challenges are behind them, with supply chain issues becoming manageable and a significant order backlog in place. Investors are encouraged to accumulate shares during turbulent times, as competition has dwindled and pricing power has improved. The business remains complex, especially with current battery issues, but its essential service ensures a solid foundation for future profitability. Overall, the sentiment reflects cautious optimism as the company navigates through its transitional phase with hopes for dividend reinstatement in the future.
Recently sold her holdings as it seemed the stock was rolling over. Also, there was more and more concern about potential new competitors coming into the space, particularly on the electric bus side. One reason the company did so well was because of a few bankruptcies and consolidations, so pricing power was really good and there were a minimal number of players. The company subsequently made an acquisition, and the stock has gone on, getting close to its old highs. It seems to still have a good runway with some good upside in the stock.
Has liked this for very long time, and has done very well with it. An extremely well-managed company. One of the remaining bus and coach manufacturers in North America. Recently preannounced deliveries for the 4th quarter of last year, and are running well ahead of estimates. Have significant operations in the US, and have indicated the new forthcoming tax changes will reduce their tax rate down to around 30%. He wouldn't be a buyer today, but if there was a pullback of 15%-20%, he would look at it quite seriously. Dividend yield of 2.4%.
Wonders at how much more good news there can be in this. They’ve benefited a lot from attrition in the industry. Also, have diversified more into service and parts, which has been very good for them. At current multiples, it is trading at close to 5X BV and 20X Forecast Earnings with a yield of 2.4%. Feels the weight has shifted more to the downside than to the upside.
In a world where everything is expensive, you try to choose a name that is expensive, but gives you growth. This company continues to be positioned well. The stock has taken a bit of a pause, so he likes that as an entry point. They are doing a lot of things right. They are continuing to do acquisitions and grow. The key is the recent softness on the share price. A bonus is some of the tax reform which they will benefit from. Dividend yield of 2.5%. (Analysts’ price target is $62.)
Not a particularly exciting industry. They did an acquisition in 2012 and it has been a transformational one. They made another today and the stock price reacted favorably. He thinks this announcement just solidifies his opinion of this being a great company. They have a nice dividend. (Analysts’ target: $62.00).
It does not grow much organically. It is mostly a replacement market. 3-5% growth. They have done well through acquisitions. Their recent backlog is really strong and that is why it has run up. He would reduce it.