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To own Amentum, you need to believe in a contractor that lives and dies by winning and executing complex government work while gradually turning thin margins into something more substantial. The recent CTRIC IV prime spot and the US$120 million DISA computing award reinforce that story, adding fresh contract visibility in threat reduction and mission IT at a time when Amentum has only just moved into consistent profitability and trades on a very rich earnings multiple. In the near term, investors are still watching for cleaner earnings without large one off items, better interest coverage and evidence that the new leadership team can convert this growing backlog into sustainable returns. The CTRIC IV role strengthens the contract pipeline, but it also raises the stakes on execution risk and capital discipline.
However, Amentum’s premium valuation leaves less room for error if contract execution stumbles. Despite retreating, Amentum Holdings' shares might still be trading above their fair value and there could be some more downside. Discover how much.Eight fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$20 to over US$85, underscoring how differently investors are sizing up Amentum’s upside. When you set that wide spread against the company’s rich earnings multiple and dependence on winning and delivering large government contracts, it puts a spotlight on how each of these assumptions could affect Amentum’s longer term performance.
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