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Is Terex the Right Industrial Sector Stock to Own to Ride the Economic Recovery?

Andrew Stolz

The company started to reduce its long-term debt. In 3Q21, its net debt-to-equity ratio stood at 0.3x, compared to 0.6x Significant increases in inventories and receivables as sales volume likely to ramp up as shown by the strong backlog. Ratios – Terex Corporation.

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Can Idemitsu Kosan Generate Enough Cash From Oil to Fund Transition?

Andrew Stolz

Its net-debt to equity ratio stood at 0.9x Balance sheet – Idemitsu Kosan. As of 2021, Idemitsu has a cash-to-assets ratio of 3%. Low cash generation ability might result in conservative expansion plans. Idemitsu has moderate high leverage. Ratios – Idemitsu Kosan. Unlike other petroleum companies, Idemitsu has a very high efficiency.

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Is Radiant Opto-Electronics an Undervalued Dividend Play?

Andrew Stolz

The company has almost no long-term debt, thought is does have short term debt, leading to a negative net debt-to-equity ratio of 0.7x. Cash holding of 50% of total assets is massive. Still, the company has no plans to use the cash for investments. Ratios – Radiant Opto-Electronics Corporation.

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Has Volvo’s Strong Value Creation Been Overlooked by the Market?

Andrew Stolz

Net assets have fallen in 2020 after selling UD truck segment to Isuzu Motors. However, increased CAPEX for capacity expansion and battery development lead to increase in net fixed assets again. In 2020, its net-debt to equity ratio stood at 0.9x. The company is moderately leveraged. Cash flow statement – Volvo.

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Can TTM Technologies Turn Into a High Profitable Growth Company?

Andrew Stolz

Net fixed assets decreased as a result of its divestments. Its net-debt to equity ratio stood at 0.3x This leads to a solid cash position, providing funds for expansion of its core segments. TTM has a healthy balance sheet. in 2020 and should decrease further over time. Ratios – TTM Technologies.

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How Much Can Gazprom Prosper From Europe’s Energy Crisis?

Andrew Stolz

Gazprom is a capital-intensive business, with more than 70% of total assets being net fixed assets. Its net-debt to equity ratio stood at 0.3 Expansion of pipeline structure requires high CAPEX in the future. Gazprom has relatively low leverage. Ratios – Gazprom. Given its capital-intensive nature, efficiency is very low.

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Does SKF’s High Value Creation Deserve a Re-Rating?

Andrew Stolz

The company did not significantly increase its LT-debt during the pandemic. Net debt-to-equity is likely to stay around 0.2x Inventory days have increased to 120 days in 3Q21, which is a 20% increase to the previous year. in the near future. Ratios – SKF.