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瑞银表示,凯撒铝业或将专注于去杠杆化。

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-- 瑞银周一发布的一份报告指出,凯撒铝业(KALU)有望恢复盈利增长并产生更强劲的自由现金流,但去杠杆化可能是其近期的首要任务。 报告称,近期投资以及航空航天需求在经历了大约两年的去库存周期后复苏,预计将提振其息税折旧摊销前利润(EBITDA)。 然而,报告指出,高杠杆率仍将是一个制约因素,公司可能会优先考虑降低债务。 报告称:“我们认为,凯撒铝业至少在2028年之前不太可能提高现金回报(股息增长+股票回购)。” 报告还指出,由于杂质含量门槛的限制,其产品对废料和进口的依赖程度较低,这意味着与同行相比,其从关税中获得的收益较小。 瑞银首次对该股进行评级,给予“中性”评级,目标价为176美元。

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