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ATI shareholders look for durable growth powered by aerospace demand and sustained high-margin contracts with giants like Boeing and Airbus. While the expanded Boeing agreement further secures ATI’s aerospace revenues, it does not materially reduce the company’s concentration risk around a handful of large OEM customers, still the most important short-term driver and challenge for the stock.
The most relevant recent announcement is the expanded supply deal with Boeing, which enhances ATI’s locked-in sales in aerospace, supporting one of the main catalysts: stable, higher-margin revenue streams through long-term agreements with major aircraft manufacturers. Yet this raises important questions about what happens as ATI’s exposure to non-aerospace segments continues to fluctuate...
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ATI's outlook projects $5.5 billion in revenue and $635.8 million in earnings by 2028. This is based on a forecasted 6.9% annual revenue growth rate and a $218.3 million increase in earnings from the current $417.5 million.
Uncover how ATI's forecasts yield a $98.67 fair value, a 31% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members peg ATI’s fair value estimates between US$62.68 and US$115 across five analyses. With so many views and earnings now increasingly tied to just a few top customers, it is critical to consider how much concentration risk might matter to you as well.
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