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To own Textron, you need to believe in its shift toward a focused aerospace and defense company, with aviation aftermarket growth and Bell’s helicopter programs doing much of the work. The expanded Melbourne facility supports the aftermarket catalyst but does not materially change the near term picture. The bigger swing factor remains execution on the Industrial separation, while cost control and product mix, especially in Aviation, still sit at the top of the current risk list.
Within the latest announcements, the Melbourne expansion stands out as most relevant here. It adds capacity to serve more than 1,400 aircraft across Australia and Asia Pacific, directly tying into Textron Aviation’s aftermarket opportunity. For investors watching whether higher margin services can offset mix and cost pressures, this new facility is a tangible, incremental data point rather than a game changer by itself.
Yet, against this progress, investors should still keep a close eye on how rising geopolitical and tariff risks could...
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Textron’s narrative projects $16.7 billion revenue and $1.2 billion earnings by 2029. This requires 4.2% yearly revenue growth and a roughly $300 million earnings increase from $923.0 million today.
Uncover how Textron's forecasts yield a $98.95 fair value, a 9% upside to its current price.
While the consensus story leans on steady aftermarket growth, the most optimistic analysts see up to US$17.3 billion of revenue and US$1.2 billion of earnings, and view moves like Melbourne as potential proof points that could either reinforce or challenge their far more bullish expectations.
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