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Daily Brief Industrials: Srg Takamiya, Carlisle Cos, Carrier Global Corp, Howmet Aerospace and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Takamiya (2445 JP) Initiation Report
  • Carlisle (CSL-US) 1Q23 Update
  • Carrier Global Corporation: Benefitting From Improvements In Supply Chain & Pricing – Key Drivers
  • Howmet Aerospace Inc.: Continued Strength In Commercial Aerospace – Key Drivers

Takamiya (2445 JP) Initiation Report

By Sessa Investment Research

  • Accelerating de facto standardization of the Iq System
  • Guiding for double-digit growth in sales and profit in FY23/3
  • Roadmap for sustainable growth. Takamiya is currently implementing its medium-term management plan ending in FY2024/3.

Carlisle (CSL-US) 1Q23 Update

By Guasty Winds

  • Carlisle’s earnings came in a little soft in the quarter, driven mostly by a greater magnitude of de-stock than first anticipated and some weather-related delays.
  • In addition, the company lowered guidance for the year for CCM with a hit to both margins and volumes.
  • I was already below guidance on margins for this year but I was too high on sales, and the deleverage has caused margins to come in <30% for 2023.

Carrier Global Corporation: Benefitting From Improvements In Supply Chain & Pricing – Key Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • Carrier Global’s results for the last quarter were an all-around beat and its cash flows, earnings, and sales were in line with the expectations of the management.
  • It delivered organic sales growth supported by double-digit growth in commercial HVAC and light commercial, trailer and global truck, and after-market.
  • Carrier made progress in its innovative Lynx platform and has launched various new capabilities this quarter.

Howmet Aerospace Inc.: Continued Strength In Commercial Aerospace – Key Drivers

By Baptista Research

  • With its earnings just around the corner, it is interesting to look at how Howmet Aerospace has been performing in recent times.
  • The company exited the last quarter with a strong acceleration in revenue despite the choppy backlog.
  • Commercial transportation, which impacts fastening systems and forged wheels, was up in the quarter, driven by higher volumes and higher aluminum prices.

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