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Finning International (FTT) is viewed as a well-managed company with strong fundamentals, particularly in its role as the largest dealer of Caterpillar equipment globally. However, analysts have expressed mixed feelings about its short-term growth prospects due to softer demand in Western Canada and the cyclical nature of its business related to mining and oil & gas sectors. Some experts highlight a solid long-term outlook, noting impressive free cash flow and a growing order backlog. The stock has been recommended as a long-term hold, with suggestions to buy when priced below $30. Analysts have also indicated that the valuation appears cheap, supported by a consistent dividend policy backed by low payout ratios.
Q3 miss due to softness in Western Canada. Capital discipline. Copper activity has been pretty solid, but Trump means there's not going to be as much thirst to go green. Pricing power, but that's over for now. Doesn't see a lot of growth over next couple of years.
Good over the long term. If it's in your non-registered account, don't sell. Easier ways to make $$ over the next 12 months.
Because it's more focused on resources in Western Canada, has had a tougher time. Especially with the decline in mining, and oil & gas being very cyclical.
Excellent business that deals with Catipillar equipment. Very strong management team. Would recommend holding shares. Cyclical business that is a proxy to economy. Would recommend buying below $30/share/
Phase three of market cycle is good for this business. Staple of economy. Expecting more lift in the stock, but trend remains up and to the right. Will continue to own.
She'd rather own CAT, which she's been looking at. Go to the company that makes the machinery, rather than to the distributor.
Well-run with operations in western Canada, Chile and UK. CAT is looking expensive, so you consider this. FTT is safe.
Very good time to buy company. Good exposure to commodity cycle. Stock valuation very cheap. Has been buying shares recently. Strong financials with good balance sheet, and management team.
Fundamental analysis aligned with technical analysis. Very correlated to copper prices. Builds equipment for mining companies - commodity strength good for company. Excellent technical analysis.
The structural backdrop includes a lot of spending on construction and on US manufacturing facilities. Much better supply/demand for energy and materials than we've had in a decade. These are all customers of FTT.
If you look at the performance of CAT, FTT and TIH over the last year, all look very attractive. TIH does more construction, whereas FTT does more materials and so he'd lean more toward that one.
A long-term hold. If rate cuts happen, the economy will improve. Capex spending has already improved and that is benefitting FTT.
Finning Int is a Canadian stock, trading under the symbol FTT-T on the Toronto Stock Exchange (FTT-CT). It is usually referred to as TSX:FTT or FTT-T
In the last year, 12 stock analysts published opinions about FTT-T. 8 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 3 analysts recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Finning Int.
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12 stock analysts on Stockchase covered Finning Int In the last year. It is a trending stock that is worth watching.
On 2025-02-21, Finning Int (FTT-T) stock closed at a price of $42.29.
Repeatedly compares this to TIH, and TIH always comes out on top in terms of ROIC and dividend growth.