-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點總結如下：TransDigm公佈了2026財年第二季度（截至9月）的業績，淨銷售額為25.44億美元（年增長18%，超出市場預期3%），有機增長率為11%；調整後EBITDA增長15%至13.37億美元，但利潤下降140個基點下降140個基點。調整後每股收益為9.85美元（年成長8%），超出市場預期0.38美元。然而，18%的營收成長與12%的獲利成長之間的差異反映了債務融資收購帶來的高額利息成本以及產品組合的負面變化。以22億美元收購JPE/VSA標誌著公司策略向PMA業務轉型，但管理層承認，PMA業務無法達到TransDigm以往的利潤率水準。管理層上調了2026財年業績預期，預計銷售額為103億美元至104.2億美元（中位數年增17%），調整後每股收益為38.83美元至40.21美元（年增6%）。我們仍然擔憂高達32億美元的激進收購計畫會對槓桿率和財務靈活性造成壓力。向低利潤率的PMA業務進行策略轉型，加上收購帶來的利潤稀釋，與TransDigm以往的利潤率擴張策略背道而馳，值得密切關注。
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