Stocks analysis

Analysis for TDY

  • 📈 Growth — 24/30
  • 💰 Profitability — 15/20
  • 🏦 Financial Health — 18/20
  • 💵 Valuation — 14/20
  • ⚠️ Risk — 3/10
Overall Score: 78/100

Summary:


📈 Growth & Financial Trajectory

Over the observed 8-quarter window from 2024 Q1 to 2027 Q2, revenues rose from $1.4499B to $1.6625B, while Net Income increased from $188.6M to $251.7M, a roughly 14.7% revenue rise and 33.5% net income rise. Despite quarterly fluctuations, the trend is positive with earnings power expanding. From a margins perspective, gross margins sit in the mid-40s, roughly 40-46%, supporting steady operating leverage and cash generation.

The trajectory suggests a modest expansion in earnings power alongside gradual top-line growth, with gross and operating margins stabilizing as R&D and SG&A investments normalize. Net income gains are driven by efficient cost control and durable demand in core end markets.

💰 Margins & Cash Flow

  • Gross Margin: ~40-46% across observed quarters.
  • Operating Margin: healthy, roughly 16-22% of revenue, with operating income in the $260-330M range on comparable revenue.
  • Cash Flow: Net Cash Flow From Operating Activities generally positive (e.g., $291M in 2024 Q1; $343.1M in 2025 Q4 and 2026 Q4). Investing cash flow is typically negative; financing activity varies by period.

Overall, operating cash flow strength supports ongoing investment in R&D and shareholder returns, while investing cash outflows reflect capex and strategic activity.

🛡️ Balance Sheet & Liquidity

  • Assets run around $15.1B-$15.5B across periods; Equity remains robust at $9.3B-$10.9B.
  • Debt exposure is moderate, with Long-term Debt roughly $2.0B-$2.6B; liquidity remains ample as current assets exceed current liabilities by a comfortable margin.
  • Current Liabilities stay around $1.3B-$1.9B against ~$3.0B-$3.3B in current assets, supporting a stable liquidity profile.

⚠️ Key Drivers & Risks

  • Drivers: Defense/aerospace instrumentation demand; durable government and industrial measurement needs.
  • Risks: Cyclicality in discretionary spending and defense budgets; valuation sensitivity to modest growth and FX volatility.