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  • 10 Sep, 2024

    DoorDash (DASH): Sustaining Leadership & Unlocking Upside from Advertising & Platform Synergies — Analyzing Key Metrics, 3-Year Outlook, Earnings, Forecasts/Estimates, Valuation & Major Risks!

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    DoorDash delivered a strong Q2 2024, with revenue jumping 23% year-over-year, driven by a 20% increase in gross order value (GOV) to $19.7 billion and a 19% boost in total orders. The company’s impr oved take rate and strategic expansion into grocery, retail, and pet supplies continue to diversify revenue streams. As DoorDash dominates the U.S. food delivery market, its growing advertising business is emerging as a key lever, enhancing profitability and supporting its platform expansion. With adjusted EBITDA exceeding expectations, DoorDash’s efficiency in driving down customer acquisition costs and scaling operations signals strong future growth potential. Looking ahead, the company is capitalizing on new verticals, international expansion, and increasing advertising revenue to fuel top-line momentum. However, regulatory costs and competitive pressures pose headwinds. Key growth drivers include the continued success of DashPass, rising order frequency, and the strategic integration of Wolt, boosting retention in international markets. Can DoorDash sustain its leadership in the fast-evolving local commerce ecosystem and unlock further upside from its diversified platform and new verticals? This report dives into DoorDash’s robust earnings, valuation, forecasts, and risks, offering a comprehensive analysis of the next 3 years’ growth trajectory.
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  • 10 Sep, 2024

    Amgen (AMGN): Powering Its Bottom-Line Defense Amid Legacy Products & Price Risks—What Are the Key Catalysts?-Major Drivers, Earnings Thesis & Initiation of Coverage :Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks

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    Amgen’s Q2 2024 results showcased strong growth, hitting $8.4 billion in revenue—a 20% year-over-year surge. Standout performers like Repatha (25% growth), Evenity (39%), and Tezspire (76%) drove volume increases, cementing Amgen’s robust market position despite pricing pressures on legacy drugs like Enbrel and Otezla. While GAAP EPS fell short due to rising R&D and integration costs from the Horizon acquisition, the company’s product pipeline shows promise. Amgen’s next big bet, obesity drug MariTide, is heading into Phase III, targeting an $8.5 billion market potential by 2033. Amgen is also betting big on new growth drivers like BLINCYTO, which saw a 28% rise in sales following its frontline approval for B-cell ALL. Meanwhile, the Horizon integration is progressing well, fueling further volume gains. While legacy drugs face increasing competition, Amgen’s diverse portfolio and strong biosimilar pipeline will act as buffers, with biosimilars like WEZLANA and BEKEMV set for 2025 launches. Can Amgen leverage its high-growth assets while managing legacy risks? We delve into Major Drivers, Our perspective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F2Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 07 Sep, 2024

    Fortive (FTV) $25Bn Breakup to Boost Core Vision: Will the Valuation Multiples Expand? – Spin-Off Strategy Drivers,Estimates, Outlook, Valuation & Risks!

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    Fortive Corporation (NYSE: FTV) is undertaking a strategic transformation by spinning off its Precision Technologies segment, a move expected to create two focused entities with a combined valuation o f $25 billion. This tax-free spin-off will position Fortive’s core industrial software and healthcare business for accelerated growth, while Precision Technologies (NewCo) will operate as an independent, high-margin entity with strong recurring revenues. Fortive’s decision to focus on high-growth sectors signals a commitment to refining its portfolio and enhancing shareholder value. In Q2 2024, Fortive reported 2% total revenue growth, driven by acquisitions, while organic growth slowed due to macroeconomic challenges. Adjusted earnings per share came in at $0.85, ahead of expectations, supported by robust operational efficiency and cost management. With 50% of its portfolio now in recurring revenue streams, Fortive aims to capitalize on high-demand markets post-spin. The separation is expected to unlock value by sharpening each entity’s strategic priorities, and with Fortive planning to return 75% of free cash flow to shareholders, investors are poised to benefit from significant capital returns. Will the anticipated valuation multiples expand? due to this strategic realignment, the spin-off could be a powerful catalyst for Fortive’s share price. Is this the right moment to bet on Fortive’s transformation, or should investors brace for market volatility? Discover whether this bold move will unlock long-term shareholder value! -- Spin-Off Strategy Drivers, Valuation & Risks!
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Vestis(VSTS): Now Receiving Takeover Interest– Thinking out Loud on its Worth & What’s the Right Valuation? Unveiling Growth Potential, Drivers & Market Valuation Scenarios! (M&A)

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    Vestis Corporation (NYSE: VSTS) surged 12% following reports of a takeover bid from French workplace supplier Elis SA, marking renewed interest in the company as a strategic acquisition target. The ti ming couldn't be better, with activist investor Corvex Management recently securing a board seat, signaling potential strategic shifts ahead. This interest follows a year of underperformance, with Vestis’s stock dropping 35% year-to-date, and now presents an opportunity to capitalize on its undervalued assets. Financially, Vestis delivered a stable Q3 with $698.25 million in revenue, beating estimates by $8.3 million. Adjusted EBITDA of $87 million shows resilience despite headwinds from pricing pressures and customer attrition. The company’s proactive approach—improving customer retention by 210 basis points and driving new business wins—demonstrates its potential for recovery and growth. With an EV/EBITDA multiple of 10.78x LTM, Vestis trades at a discount relative to peers like UniFirst and Cintas. A potential takeover, with a typical premium of ?, could unlock significant value for shareholders. Will the Elis bid trigger competing offers, or will Vestis continue its transformation? Either way, this report dives into the numbers and strategic drivers that could shape Vestis’s future. Unveiling Growth Potential, Drivers & Market Valuation Scenarios! (M&A)
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    U.S. Steel (X): Acquisition or Not, What’s Its Worth on a Standalone Basis? Our Perspective on Growth & Valuation- M&A

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    U.S. Steel (X) is navigating a turbulent environment, facing both opportunities and significant risks. The proposed $14.9 billion acquisition by Nippon Steel is under heavy scrutiny from U.S. regulato rs and politicians, raising concerns about national security and American jobs. While the deal promises crucial investment to modernize U.S. Steel's operations, it also presents significant uncertainty. Should the deal fail, U.S. Steel could face operational downsizing, including plant closures. However, if approved, the company stands to benefit from Nippon Steel’s investments, ensuring its competitive position in the global market. Operationally, U.S. Steel’s Q2 2024 earnings reflected a soft market, with net earnings dropping to $183 million from $477 million in Q2 2023. Adjusted EBITDA of $443 million marked sequential improvement, driven by cost management and a stronger product mix. Despite challenges in demand and pricing, key strategic projects like Big River 2 and improving efficiency across Flat-Rolled segments point to potential growth. Given these dynamics, U.S. Steel’s standalone value remains solid, particularly with its cost controls and strategic investments. With shares trading below intrinsic value due to uncertainty, is now the time to accumulate U.S. Steel shares for future growth? We delve into Major Drivers, Our perpective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Valero (VLO): Our Catalysts point to Strong Competitive Position, But Are Shares Too Rich for Our Liking?

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    Valero Energy Corporation (VLO) delivered a mixed performance in Q2 2024, highlighting its operational resilience but facing significant headwinds in refining and renewable diesel segments. Despite a year-over-year net income drop of 54.73% to $880 million and revenue missing estimates by $3 million, Valero demonstrated its ability to maintain strong cash flows of $2.5 billion. The refining segment saw throughput volumes steady at 3 million barrels per day, but declining margins pushed operating income down by 55.74%. Renewable Diesel faced even steeper pressure due to maintenance disruptions, seeing operating income fall by 74.54%. Valero’s strategic initiatives, including the expansion of the Diamond Green Diesel project, stand out as key growth drivers. Expected to become operational by year-end, this project positions Valero as a leading manufacturer of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), potentially boosting its role in the low-carbon fuel market. Shareholder returns remain robust, with $1.4 billion distributed in Q2, reflecting a disciplined capital allocation approach. But is the stock too expensive? With significant regulatory challenges, volatile margins, and execution risks around renewable energy investments, We believe.....In this report, we delve into Major Drivers, Our perpective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F2Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Norfolk Southern (NSC): Intermodal Business, Market Positioning & Growth Risks facing the Co – Are We Bullish?

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    Norfolk Southern (NSC) posted strong results for Q2 2024, highlighted by operational efficiency gains, disciplined cost management, and strategic productivity initiatives. But the real question: Can N orfolk maintain this momentum amid rising activist pressures and a challenging market environment? The company’s adjusted operating ratio (OR) improved to 65.1%, a significant sequential enhancement, supported by productivity initiatives that offset volume headwinds and adverse mix impacts. Intermodal shipments surged 8%, while average train length grew by 6%—clear indicators of efficiency. Yet, challenges remain, with revenue per unit declining by 3% due to lower-yielding shipments. The strategic focus on locomotive productivity and network optimization has delivered major cost savings, setting the stage for sustained margin improvements. Norfolk’s ongoing commitment to safety and service excellence has bolstered customer satisfaction and market share gains. But will these initiatives be enough to navigate headwinds like weak domestic demand, high interest rates, and an uncertain regulatory environment? Key needle-moving factors include Norfolk’s investments in high-efficiency locomotives, a new intermodal reservation system, and a strategic partnership with a major coal producer launching in 2025. Is the company well-positioned for long-term growth despite these challenges? We delve into Major Drivers, Our perpective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F2Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Medtronic (MDT): Benefits Starting to Flow—Exploring 3-Year Outlook, Earnings Review, Forecasts/Estimates, Valuation & Major Risks!

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    Medtronic (MDT) continues to demonstrate robust financial health and strategic execution, maintaining seven consecutive quarters of mid-single-digit growth, with Q1 FY2025 revenues reaching $7.9 billi on, ahead of street estimates by $18.23 million. The company’s diverse portfolio of products across Cardiovascular, Neuromodulation, and Diabetes segments is driving strong performance. Cardiovascular revenue accelerated with double-digit gains, thanks to innovative product launches like the PulseSelect PFA catheter and Sphere-9, enhancing its position in high-growth markets. Neuromodulation also saw a 10% increase, underscoring the strong uptake of technologies like BrainSense, while Diabetes continues to expand its ecosystem with significant partnerships. Despite global challenges such as supply chain issues and ongoing portfolio optimization, Medtronic’s recent investments in R&D and the continued rollout of advanced therapies like the Evolut FX+ TAVR valve indicate clear tailwinds for future growth. Key innovations, such as advanced robotics and PulseSelect technology, will likely further its market leadership. However, competitors’ aggressive market entries in AI-driven solutions and neuromodulation, combined with acquisition-related risks, present challenges. With shares trading near $90, is Medtronic poised to maintain its trajectory of growth, or should investors wait for clearer signs on the impact of these innovations? We delve into Major Drivers, Our Thesis & Perspective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F1Q25, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Procore (PCOR): Force Multipliers vs 4 Bearish Challenges—Are We Fully Optimistic?

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    Procore (PCOR) is demonstrating strong momentum, with Q2 2024 revenues soaring 24% year-over-year to $284.35 million, comfortably beating street estimates. A 31% surge in international revenue undersc ores its global expansion, while a commendable 17.6% non-GAAP operating margin highlights effective cost controls. Customer growth is robust, spanning major sectors like construction, real estate, and large contractors. The company’s backlog, captured by Remaining Performance Obligations (RPO), surged 16.4%, further validating its market position. While GAAP EPS reflected a $0.16 beat, one-off factors aided results, pointing to underlying margin resilience at 16.5%. Despite its growth trajectory, Procore faces critical headwinds. Its go-to-market (GTM) strategy, transitioning to a general manager model, introduces execution risks, particularly during weaker macroeconomic conditions. Public sector expansion, while promising, hinges on obtaining key authorizations like FedRAMP. Additionally, slower customer retention rates and pressures from foreign exchange dynamics pose risks to its international ambitions. Procore’s forward strategy—targeting construction management innovation and driving further digital adoption—positions the company well for future growth. However, slower expansion rates and increasing costs necessitate a cautious approach. Will Procore’s recent transformations fully deliver long-term results, or should investors wait for clearer signs of market stability? We delve into Major Drivers, Our perspective/thesis & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F2Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Dell: The AI Trade Across Core Segments! Can Margins follow as Dell strengthens its AI footprint

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    Dell's second-quarter performance underscores its strategic focus on AI infrastructure, evidenced by the impressive 80% year-over-year growth in server and networking revenue, largely driven by a surg e in AI server sales. This shift has bolstered the Infrastructure Solutions Group (ISG), which reported 38% growth, reaching $11.65 billion, outpacing expectations. With a $3.8 billion AI server backlog and a robust pipeline, Dell is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing AI infrastructure demand. However, challenges remain in core segments, including a 5% dip in storage and a significant 22% decline in consumer PC sales, highlighting margin pressures in traditional business lines. Despite these headwinds, Dell’s confidence is evident in its upward revision of full-year guidance and continued capital returns. Our rating is based on the company’s ability to scale its AI offerings and expand margins as it captures share in this high-growth segment. As Dell navigates both AI-driven opportunities and legacy challenges, its disciplined approach to capital allocation and execution supports our revised target price of ...... The question remains: Can margins follow as Dell strengthens its AI footprint?
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

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    Deere & Company (DE): How are they Navigating the Downcycle ?—3 Key Catalysts Driving Our Perspective!- Major Drivers, Thesis & Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F3Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

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    Deere & Company (DE): How are they Navigating the Downcycle ?—3 Key Catalysts Driving Our Perspective!- Major Drivers, Thesis & Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F3Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    L3Harris Technologies Inc: Will the Aerojet acquisition prove transformative, or will near-term hurdles impede momentum?- Major Drivers, Earnings Thesis & Initiation of Coverage: Review, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks

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    L3Harris Technologies Inc. delivered a robust second quarter of 2024, with revenue surging 13% and an impressive 12.91% year-over-year growth, despite ongoing challenges. The big question on everyoneâ €™s mind—will the Aerojet Rocketdyne acquisition truly deliver the game-changing synergies investors expect? The acquisition has already driven a 40% reduction in overdue deliveries and offers L3Harris a critical foothold in high-growth areas like munitions, missile systems, and space exploration. Coupled with strong demand in defense, the company continues to capitalize on its national security contracts, including a nearly $1 billion IDIQ for the U.S. Navy. However, there are headwinds. Supply chain disruptions and program execution risks, particularly in Aerojet’s complex integration, weigh on short-term growth. The LHX NeXt program, focusing on supply chain optimization and infrastructure modernization, is designed to ease these pressures, but challenges persist in workforce costs and shifting defense priorities. The tailwinds? L3Harris’ growing backlog, new defense contracts, and strategic alignment with NATO markets are set to drive resilient revenue. The company’s disciplined capital strategy, cost optimization, and operational excellence further solidify long-term prospects. Will the Aerojet acquisition prove transformative, or will near-term hurdles impede momentum? We delve into Major Drivers, Our perpective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F2Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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  • 06 Sep, 2024

    Intuit (INTU) : AI-Driven Strategies Delivering Meaningful Results , What’s the Outlook and its Catalysts ? -Major Drivers, Thesis & Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F4Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks

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    Intuit (INTU) is at the forefront of innovation, leveraging AI-driven strategies to deliver meaningful results, with Q4 fiscal 2024 showing significant revenue growth of 17% year-over-year. Despite a sequential decline in GAAP EPS due to restructuring costs, the company beat street estimates for adjusted EPS by $0.14. With a robust performance across its core platforms like TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Credit Karma, Intuit is strengthening its foothold in the market. The Small Business and Self-Employed Group alone grew by 20%, highlighting its successful penetration into high-value segments. AI enhancements, particularly in TurboTax Live and QuickBooks, are fueling customer engagement and satisfaction, while innovations such as AI-driven bill pay and invoicing have positioned Intuit as a leader in financial solutions for small businesses. The company’s strategic shift to target mid-market customers and international expansion into high-potential markets like Canada and the U.K. are key catalysts driving future growth. However, headwinds such as competitive pressure from other AI-enabled platforms and restructuring challenges persist. We delve into Major Drivers, Our perpective & follow up to our Initiation of Coverage :Earnings Review F4Q24, Forecasts,DCF, Valuation, Peer Analysis, ESG & Risks
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