
TSE:STN
This summary was created by AI, based on 12 opinions in the last 12 months.
Stantec Inc (STN-T) is currently experiencing a challenging market environment, largely influenced by concerns over AI and the overall economic landscape. While organic growth fell short in the last quarter, analysts maintain a positive outlook, expecting growth to accelerate, especially in sectors like water management, particularly in Germany. Despite short-term market volatility and fears about AI's impact on engineering and consulting firms, reviewers indicate strong fundamentals with a solid balance sheet, strong free cash flow, and competitive margins. Valuations are reportedly compressed, suggesting that the stock is priced attractively relative to its growth potential, with many analysts considering it a good buying opportunity at current levels. Overall, the sentiment among experts reflects confidence in the long-term prospects of Stantec, despite recent market fears.
This has been profitable for more than 54 years in a row. A slow, steady company which does small tuck-in acquisitions. Valuation is okay. Started paying a dividend in 2012 and have grown it since then. Recently bought a water infrastructure company, and there really aren’t that many public water companies you can play in. It will probably be a little more interesting in the next 2 years than it has been in the past 2. Solid management and good balance sheet.
Great company. Recently made an acquisition of a company out of Colorado. Expects this will increase their non-Canadian revenues up to 20% of their business. Trading at a reasonable multiple. Thinks this will benefit immensely from the new infrastructure program that the government wants to roll out over the next few years. A good area to be in.
(Top Pick May 16/14, Up 10.29%) The space is appealing. They had a big backlog of infrastructure planning. They project manage things from soup to nuts. They are diversified by industries and by geography. They are a little constrained by the oil and gas space as they all are. He thinks they would be a buyer in consolidation activities. They won’t get bought.
(A Top Pick Feb 19/13. Up 67.22%.) This has changed for the better. Increased their dividend over the past year and earnings have been better than expected. Their goal is to be one of the top 15% engineering firms globally. Have been profitable for 57 years now. Solid, well run company. A keeper for the long-term.