-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下:我们将ATI的12个月目标价从154美元上调至179美元,基于2027年EBITDA预期,其EV/EBITDA倍数为19.0倍,高于ATI过去12个月的平均预期EV/EBITDA倍数16.9倍,但低于同行的平均预期EV/EBITDA倍数26.8倍。我们将2026年每股收益预期上调0.08美元至4.43美元,并将2027年每股收益预期上调0.28美元至5.40美元。我们认为ATI将继续受益于强劲的航空航天和国防需求,该领域占2025年第四季度销售额的68%,这得益于波音和空客的积压订单以及长期供应协议。管理层对2026年调整后EBITDA的预期中值为10亿美元,这意味着同比增长16%。随着维护业务恢复正常,以及航空航天业务占比提升至20%以上的利润率,预计2026年下半年盈利能力将有所改善。我们认为,ATI扩大的钛产能、运营杠杆以及客户对专有镍合金的投资,使其能够很好地把握2027年之前航空航天行业的增长机遇。我们维持“强烈买入”评级。
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