Stocks analysis

Analysis for TDG

  • 📈 Growth — 25/30
  • 💰 Profitability — 19/20
  • 🏦 Financial Health — 6/20
  • 💵 Valuation — 14/20
  • ⚠️ Risk — 7/10
Overall Score: 57/100

Summary:


📈 Growth & Financial Trajectory

Over the eight quarters from 2024Q3 to 2026Q2, TDG's revenue rose from about $2.046B to $2.544B, a roughly +24% increase, while net income grew from about $461M to $536M (+16%). The progression is evident through 2025, with the back-half of the period posting higher revenue and sustained profitability; quarterly results peak in 2025Q4 and 2026Q2 near the 2.4B to 2.5B revenue mark. Gross margins hovered around the 59–66% range and operating margins settled in the 43–51% window, yielding solid net margins of about 21–25%.

Gross margins across quarters ranged roughly from 59% to 66%, with operating margins generally in the 43% to 51% band and net margins around 21% to 25%.

Operating cash flow remained robust, with positive cash generation in each quarter. The aggregate cash flow in 2026Q2 shows net cash flow of about $1.36B, aided by financing activity, while investing cash flow remained modestly negative. This points to durable cash generation despite a fixed-cost base and ongoing debt.

💰 Margins & Cash Flow

  • Gross Margin: roughly 59–66% across quarters, averaging near 60%.
  • Operating Margin: typically 43–51%; Net Margin around 21–25%.
  • Cash Flow: Net cash flow from operating activities generally positive; Q2 2026 shows total net cash flow near $1.36B; investing cash flow modestly negative; financing activity sizable in select periods.

🛡️ Balance Sheet & Liquidity

  • Across periods, equity remains negative (e.g., Q2 2026: equity attributable to parent -$9.402B; total equity -$9.394B). Long-term debt near $31.3B and total liabilities around $34.8B against assets of about $25.4B.
  • Current assets typically around $6–8B with current liabilities near $2–$2.5B. While liquidity appears, the sustained negative equity signals solvency risk and levered exposure.

⚠️ Key Drivers & Risks

  • Drivers: Aerospace/defense aftermarket demand and high-value component sales; strong, recurring cash flow supporting dividend and capex potential.
  • Risks: Cyclicality in aerospace volumes and leverage/negative equity pressure solvency; sensitivity to capex cycles and supply-chain disruptions.