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TSE:ATRL

SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. (ATRL.TO)

86.79
+5.25 (6.44%)
as of Jun 19, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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DON'T BUY
Trying to turn things around, but late to the party. Lunch has been eaten by WSP and STN. He recently added WSP, the gold standard in engineering consulting, a global leader.
DON'T BUY
Large projects might be harder to finance with interest rates shooting up. The group's in a good position to do well over the next number of years. Has come back from its troubled days. Likes exposure to the area, but this one is more expensive than peers.
HOLD
US won't try to rock the boat with its most important trading partners, Canada and Mexico. Well positioned to benefit from US growth. Build Back Better will take a Herculean effort from many countries to get anything done, and this is bullish for Canadian and US names. He'd still prefer to own the concessions than build the concessions, as that's how you get more long-term value.
WAIT
A low multiple stock compared to its peers. They are going through a restructuring that is proving more challenging than expected. She thinks it will take another 4-6 quarters to really get things going. Beyond that you need a good track record on execution.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
New management team. Risk of skeletons in the closet has diminished, and they can focus on capitalizing on growth. Good footprint in Canada and US, with good exposure to infrastructure spend. Valuation not as attractive. Would accumulate on material pullback.
BUY
A number of good quarters could alleviate their up and down moves. If infrastructure investment increases, it could help them. They continue to have big hits of earnings from turnkey operations. Uranium business is doing well. Some volatility should be expected.
BUY
Given negative headlines He recently bought this infrastructure stock. This was a pariah from 2011-18 under old management implication in bribery scandals abroad. They cleared those issues, but a residue of old alleged corruption surfaced two weeks ago. He takes comfort that those employees are no longer there and that the allegation happened over 20 years ago. He still sees this as a good opportunity and entry point now.
BUY
Legacy issues are likely cleaned up. Stock's acting well technically. Likes the stair-step, rally-consolidate characteristic. Earnings growth likely to be quite strong. Engineering sector will benefit from infrastructure projects. He doesn't own it, but could.
TOP PICK
Exemplifies growth and cyclicality. Engineering design, natural resources, infrastructure, and other sectors. The economic backdrop is bright for companies like this. Governments want to do infrastructure renewals. Governance and management missteps are being worked on. (Analysts’ price target is $41.07)
WATCH
Starting to get their house in order. Winding down all construction projects to focus on design and services. Trades at a discount. Wants more consistent execution before she invests. She owns WSP instead. (Analysts’ price target is $41.00)
WEAK BUY
A lot of the upside from the Biden bill has been priced into the stock. Valuation is not as demanding, so there might be some incremental upside, especially if they can avoid past issues. Controls and governance have tightened up. Risk of previous issues is very low, but it's anybody's guess whether there are still skeletons in the closet.
DON'T BUY
He would leave it alone. He avoids these engineering and construction businesses. He likes solid recurring revenue in a capital-light business. It is a difficult business to project going forward. New management has done a much better job and the stock was much undervalued as we came into 2021.
COMMENT
They've gone through management changes, cost overruns in their construction business, and legal and regulatory issues which are now behind them. They're repositioning as a pure design-advisory company while letting the constructions projects roll off. So, there's still some risk in cost overruns. She likes this sector, but prefers another company. SNC's valuation is depressed vs. peers. She wants to see how SNC management performs and finds organic and M&A growth. She's on the sidelines now.
BUY
Management's restructured for better earnings control. Engineering service as a fee. Global infrastructure spending will help a lot of the engineering firms.
TOP PICK
Years of being uninvestable, but overhauled the Board and the leadership team. Akin to an airline, where the safest airline to fly on is the one that's just had a crash. Engineering, design, procurement, management. Will get their fair share of global government infrastructure funds. Value, cyclicality, growth. Only 18x earnings. Yield is 0.24%. (Analysts’ price target is $40.14)
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