-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。HWMは第1四半期の売上高が23億1,300万ドル(前年同期比19%増)となり、市場予想を7,200万ドル上回りました。調整後EPSは1.22ドル(前年同期比42%増)で、市場予想を0.11ドル上回りました。調整後EBITDAマージンは前年同期比320ベーシスポイント(bps)拡大し32.0%となり、民間航空宇宙、防衛、ガスタービン分野における幅広い需要の強さを反映しています。エンジン製品部門は売上高が29%増加し、マージンも400bps拡大して36.6%となり、好調な業績を牽引しました。ガスタービン部門も前年同期比39%増と大幅に成長しました。経営陣は2026年のガイダンスを大幅に引き上げ、売上高を5億5000万ドル増の96億5000万ドル、EBITDAを3億ドル増の30億6000万ドル、EPSを0.49ドル増の4.94ドルとした。18億ドルのCAM買収は4月に完了し、航空宇宙用締結機能を追加した。また、3億5900万ドル(前年比+168%)のフリーキャッシュフローにより、3億ドルの自社株買いが行われた。我々は、ガイダンスの引き上げは航空宇宙分野の持続的な勢いを反映していると考えており、データセンター需要によりガスタービンは3~5年で10億ドルから20億ドルに倍増すると予測されており、HWMが記録的なOEM受注残高と構造的な市場の追い風から恩恵を受けているという我々の見方を裏付けている。
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