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To be a shareholder in ATI, you need confidence in the company’s ability to maintain its industry-leading margins and execute on growth opportunities in aerospace, defense, and next-generation materials. The recent analyst upgrade draws attention to these strengths but does not materially alter the primary near-term catalyst: the ramp in aerospace and defense sales, or the ongoing risk from sluggish, price-competitive non-aerospace markets and customer concentration.
Among recent announcements, ATI’s ongoing share repurchase program stands out. The analyst’s positive view on ATI’s free cash flow outlook ties directly to this buyback activity, which, if sustained, could provide incremental support for per-share metrics and shareholder value as long as the company’s cash generation remains robust.
On the other hand, investors should be aware that despite current margin strength, risks tied to ATI’s dependence on a few major aerospace customers could...
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ATI's outlook anticipates $5.5 billion in revenue and $635.6 million in earnings by 2028. This scenario requires 6.7% annual revenue growth and a $218.1 million increase in earnings from the current $417.5 million.
Uncover how ATI's forecasts yield a $118.00 fair value, a 19% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members offered five fair value estimates for ATI, ranging from US$62.68 to US$118 per share. While these reflect a wide range of conclusions, the ongoing risk of weaker non-aerospace markets and reliance on key OEMs remains an important consideration for anyone reviewing the company’s performance and outlook.
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