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Textron, Northrop Grumman, and General Dynamics Report: Three Stocks – Three Winners! презентация
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- 1. Textron, Northrop Grumman, and General Dynamics Report: Three Stocks – Three Winners!
- 2. A Tale of Three Defense Contractors Three
- 3. What: Textron (NYSE: TXT) was first
- 4. So What: Quarterly sales slid 7% year
- 5. Now What: Textron “beat earnings” for the
- 6. What: Text Next came Northrop Grumman (NYSE:
- 7. So What: Sales slipped 2% to $5.9
- 8. Now What: Northrop Grumman has been
- 9. What: General Dynamics’ (NYSE: GD) results
- 10. So What: General Dynamics delivered perhaps the
- 11. Now What: CEO Phebe Novakovic called her
- 12. This $19 trillion industry could destroy the
A Tale of Three Defense Contractors Three of America’s biggest names in defense contracting reported earnings this week – and the investing crowd went wild!
Слайд 2A Tale of Three Defense Contractors
Three of America’s biggest names in
defense contracting reported earnings this week – and the investing crowd went wild!
Слайд 3What:
Textron (NYSE: TXT) was first out of the gate, reporting earnings
Tuesday morning and seeing its shares surge 9% in response.
Слайд 4So What:
Quarterly sales slid 7% year over year to $3.25 billion
Profits
were off 18% at $0.60 per share
And manufacturing free cash flow dropped by nearly two-thirds to $89 million
And manufacturing free cash flow dropped by nearly two-thirds to $89 million
Слайд 5Now What:
Textron “beat earnings” for the quarter, which may explain why
investors reacted so positively.
The plunge in free cash flow is nonetheless concerning.
Priced at more than 200 times this year’s likely cash profits, Textron shares look very expensive.
The plunge in free cash flow is nonetheless concerning.
Priced at more than 200 times this year’s likely cash profits, Textron shares look very expensive.
Слайд 6What:
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Next came Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC). The drone-maker reported runaway profits
Wednesday, then watched its share price rocket more than 7%.
Слайд 7So What:
Sales slipped 2% to $5.9 billion
But slightly higher profit margins
and a big reduction in share count led to…
…16% improvement in profits per share -- $2.74!
…16% improvement in profits per share -- $2.74!
Слайд 8Now What:
Northrop Grumman has been taking on billions of dollars in
debt to fund its share buybacks.
That can’t continue forever. But if buybacks stop, earnings growth will suffer.
Caveat investor.
That can’t continue forever. But if buybacks stop, earnings growth will suffer.
Caveat investor.
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Слайд 9What:
General Dynamics’ (NYSE: GD) results were nearly as good, as was
its price pop. By early Friday, the shares were up more than 4%.
Слайд 10So What:
General Dynamics delivered perhaps the week’s best news:
Sales up 5.5%
to $7.9 billion
Operating profit margins up one full percentage point
And a whopping 44% increase in earnings per share -- to $2.27
Operating profit margins up one full percentage point
And a whopping 44% increase in earnings per share -- to $2.27
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Слайд 11Now What:
CEO Phebe Novakovic called her company’s performance “rock solid” –
and we agree.
With billions of dollars of new armored vehicle contracts to execute, and a potential big shipbuilding win from the US Coast Guard, General Dynamics’ future looks very bright.
With billions of dollars of new armored vehicle contracts to execute, and a potential big shipbuilding win from the US Coast Guard, General Dynamics’ future looks very bright.
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