Stifel Nicolaus Maintains 'Hold' Rating on FTAI Aviation

FTAI Aviation (NYSE:FTAI) has received a 'hold' rating from Stifel Nicolaus, as confirmed by analysts in a recent report released on Monday. The firm has set a new price target of $123.00 for the company's shares, which is an increase from their previous target of $100.00. This price objective indicates a potential downside of approximately 4.44% from the company's last closing price.

Other Analyst Ratings

FTAI Aviation has been the subject of several other analyst evaluations. Barclays recently increased their price target from $135.00 to $180.00 while assigning the company an 'overweight' rating. Additionally, Compass Point raised its price target to $181.00 and issued a 'buy' rating. StockNews.com has downgraded FTAI to a 'sell' rating. Wolfe Research also improved their rating from 'peer perform' to 'outperform' while establishing a $190.00 price target. Royal Bank of Canada reiterated an 'outperform' rating with a target price of $160.00.

Rating Overview

Currently, FTAI Aviation has received two sell ratings, one hold rating, and ten buy ratings from various analysts. As per the latest data, the stock holds an average rating of 'Moderate Buy' with a consensus target price of around $173.67.

FTAI Aviation Stock Details

As of Monday, FTAI Aviation's stock opened at $128.71. The company boasts a market capitalization of $13.20 billion, a negative PE ratio of -1,286.97, and a beta of 2.05. Its 50-day moving average is $125.10 while the 200-day moving average sits at $134.53. The stock has experienced a 52-week low of $54.84 and a high of $181.64.

Institutional Investments

Recent activity from major investors has influenced the stock's dynamics. For instance, Capital International Investors increased its ownership by 39.7% in the fourth quarter, now holding 10,677,171 shares valued at approximately $1.54 billion. Other notable investors include Norges Bank and William Blair Investment Management, both of which have recently acquired significant stakes in FTAI. Hedge funds and other institutional investors collectively own about 88.96% of the company’s shares.

Company Overview

FTAI Aviation is primarily involved in owning and acquiring aviation and offshore energy equipment, facilitating global transportation for goods and individuals. The company operates in two main segments: Aviation Leasing and Aerospace Products. The Aviation Leasing segment specifically manages and leases aviation assets such as aircraft and engines to customers.

Conclusion

As the market continues to fluctuate, the rating from Stifel Nicolaus among others provides insights for investors considering FTAI Aviation. While the current 'hold' rating suggests a cautious approach, the target price adjustments reflect a positive outlook on the company's long-term potential.

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