Rolls Royce’s shares have been caught up in dramatic defence stock rally in recent weeks, already up about 35% this year.
And this week, Morningstar has significantly increased its fair value estimate from 380p to 960p.
Under the leadership of the new CEO, the company has repositioned itself as a financially strong, margin-rich, cash-rich aerospace and defense leader, according to Morningstar equity analyst Loredana Muharremi.
She also argues that Rolls Royce’s dividends, stock buyback program and CEO reinstatement to business transformation underscores its commitment to long-term value creation.
The company is also implementing major debt restructurings to reduce leverage for having a net cash positive balance sheet while regaining investment grade status.
The company is expected to experience a boost from the new government’s commitment to increasing defence spending in Europe.
Muharemi will grow Rolls-Royce defense revenues on the project, from 14.2% to 15.9% by 2029, with a combined annual growth rate of 11% in the interim period.
From the year to the present, Rolls Royce’s shares have already grown by more than 36%, more than doubled for more than a year. The shares are trading at 840p.
The company’s dividend yield is less than 1% due to the rising share price, but the 6p full-year payment is worth £500 million for shareholders.
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