This document summarizes an investment opportunity meeting that discusses Boeing and Lockheed Martin. It outlines that Boeing and Lockheed Martin have been the top two US defense contractors for the past three years, and are expected to remain so due to continued government spending. Both companies pay dividends above 2.5% and have strong order backlogs and future contracts. Analyst targets for Boeing are $165 per share and for Lockheed Martin $234.87 per share.
2. Competitors
Lockheed Martin Corporation – largest defense contractor
SAIC/Leidos
Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc.
BAE Systems plc
L3 Communications Holdings Inc.
United Technologies Corporation
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Raytheon Company
General Dynamics Corporation
3. Boeing Company Info
Founded: Seattle, WA – July 15.1916 by William Boeing
Current Headquarters: Chicago, IL
Industry: Aerospace, defense
President/CEO: Dennis Muilenburg
Chairman: James McNerny
Vice Chairman: Raymond Conner
Divisions: Commercial Airplanes, Defense, Space & Security, Boeing Capital
Engineering, Operations & Technology, Shared Services Group
Employment (May 2015): 162,730
Stock price (2.9.2016): $118.88 (-0.59/-.49%)
Stock Style: Large Core
Market Cap: 80.0 Bil
Net Income: 5.6 Bil
Sales: 97.0 Bil
Largest civilian plane builder/Second largest defense contractor
4. Lockheed Martin Company Info
Founded: March, 1995
Headquarters: Bethesda, Maryland (Washington, D.C)
Ticker Symbol: LMT (NYSE)
Chairman, President and CEO: Marillyn A. Hewson
Largest Military Defense Contractor
Employment: 116,000 est
Stock Price (2.9.2016): $215.98 (+1.45/+.068%)
Market Cap: 65.8 Bil
Stock Style: large core
Awarded 25.3 Bil in Military contracts for 2016
Products: F-22, F35 Lightening IIs
Bought Sikorsky in 2015 and will add 7.5 Bil in revenue
Now leading manufacture in combat helicopters as well as America’s premier
defense contractor
5. Money Talks
Boeing and Lockheed Martin have been top 2 Military Defense Contractors for the
past three years
Analysts believe this trend will continue for many years to come
$.16 to $.18 to Lockheed Martin and Boeing for every $1.00 in tax money
Government spends in private contracting
Boeing shares cost 18 times earnings and pays shareholders a 2.5% dividend yield
Lockheed Martin shares cost 19 times earning and pays it’s shareholders a 3%
dividend yield
Source: The Motley Fool
6. Investor Insight’s: Boeing
Boeing is the #12 broker pick out of 30 stocks making the Dow Jones Industrial
Average
They have a 7 year backlog for new orders (contracted to build 5,600 aircrafts). Per
money.usnews.com: this rates as a STRONG BUY.
Korean Air bought 30, 737 max aircrafts and 2, 777-300ER’s
737-9 unit cost is $116.6 Mil (USD)
777-300ER unit cost is $330 Mil (USD)
787-10 unit cost is $306.1 Mil (USD)
EVA Airways purchased
Target price of $165/share
Look to Asia for growth: 1 out of 4 planes built is sent to China
Do not be scared of low fuel costs: Airline companies are spending less money to
fuel planes resulting in higher profits.
Consumer demand will push these companies to buy new planes
7. Investor Insight’s: Lockheed Martin
Lockheed Martin a strong buy: since Jan 2013, stock price has risen 130%
Rich history plus consistent defense contracts
Merging IT division with SAIC and CACI = $2 Bil in cash flow
13 year straight dividend payout
2003 dividend payout: $.12
Present: $1.65 (+1,275%)
Currently in backlog with orders for 2016
Will generate positive revenue for the next two years
Awarded a $262 Mil contract with US Air Force to Service Saudi Arabia’s F-15
sniper and targeting system and radars.
Won $528 Mil contract with Missile Defense Agency
Airforce, Navy & Marines to get F-35 Lightening II’s ($400 Mil contract)
Cyber security a second revenue stream
LMT target: $234.87
8. Sources:
Motley Fool
Investor Place
Us News (Money)
NYSE
Wikipedia
Money Morning
9. Questions/Comments
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