-- 贾登(Jarden)周三在一份报告中指出,澳航(ASX:QAN)拥有足够的财务实力,包括灵活的资本支出,足以应对任何短期波动。 贾登表示,澳航已展现出重新定价和降低运力的能力,这在燃油价格上涨的环境下是一种理性的应对措施。整个航空业的应对措施包括运力下降和价格上涨,这表明新冠疫情后航空业的理性思维得到了加强。 澳航将其2026财年下半年的燃油成本预期从25亿澳元上调至31亿至33亿澳元,增幅约为7亿澳元。新的预期区间基于每桶200澳元的燃油价格,贾登认为这一预期过于乐观。贾登预计,澳航2026财年第四季度和2027财年第一季度的运力削减幅度可能相当大。 这反映出燃油成本净增加对集团税前利润(扣除收入/运力抵消后)构成每月2亿澳元的不利影响,导致其2026财年和2027财年的核心每股收益预期下调约24%。 该投资公司维持对澳航的“买入”评级,并将目标价从12.70澳元下调至11.25澳元。 澳航股价在最近的周四交易中上涨了1%。
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