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Daily Brief Industrials: Fanuc Corp, Boeing Co, General Electric Co, Roper Technologies and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Fanuc (6954) | Earnings Miss; Guidance Slashed
  • The Boeing Company: Collaboration With Intel & Other Major Developments
  • General Electric Company: A Successful Turnaround?- Key Drivers
  • Roper Technologies Inc.: Capitalizing on AI & Tech Synergy for Growth? – Key Drivers


Fanuc (6954) | Earnings Miss; Guidance Slashed

By Mark Chadwick

  • Fanuc reported 1Q3/24 operating profit of ¥32.6 billion (-26.3% YoY), missing street expectations at around ¥43 billion
  • Fanuc cut full year guidance for operating profit to ¥118 billion (-38% YoY), way below street estimates of ¥176 billion
  • Turning bearish. We think the stock will essentially tread water given lack of catalysts over next 6-9 months and valuations

The Boeing Company: Collaboration With Intel & Other Major Developments

By Baptista Research

  • Boeing delivered a mixed result in the recent quarter, with revenues above market expectations, but it failed to surpass the analyst consensus regarding earnings.
  • In the quarter, Boeing booked 460 net orders and delivered 136 commercial airplanes.
  • The results impacted by the continuing losses on MQ-25, the T-7A, Commercial Crew, and three fixed-price development programs hit Boeing in the quarter.

General Electric Company: A Successful Turnaround?- Key Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • General Electric managed to exceed Wall Street expectations in terms of revenue and earnings.
  • GE Vernova is also increasing spin with significant orders, improved profitability in Renewable Energy, and continuing margin expansion in Power.
  • We give General Electric a ‘Hold’ rating with a revised target price.

Roper Technologies Inc.: Capitalizing on AI & Tech Synergy for Growth? – Key Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Roper delivered a strong positive result in the recent quarter and exceeded the expectations of the management in terms of both revenue and earnings.
  • By the end of the year, Roper hopes to close its acquisition of Replicon, a bolt-on acquisition for the company’s Deltek business.
  • Aderant, the software business of Roper that’s aimed at the needs of law firms, is quite excellent.

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