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To own Amentum today, you need to believe it can turn a young, acquisitive platform into a consistently profitable, cash-generative government and infrastructure contractor, despite a rich earnings multiple and modest forecast revenue growth. The Dutch nuclear framework and Rolls-Royce SMR roles look more like meaningful reputation and pipeline wins than near-term financial game changers against US$14.39 billion of annual sales, but they strengthen the case that Amentum can secure complex, multi-year programs in nuclear and space alongside Artemis work. That may support sentiment around earnings growth forecasts and recent share price strength, while also raising execution and contract concentration risk if these flagship programs slip or underperform. With a new board and management team and thin interest coverage, those risks now matter more, not less.
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