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Howmet Aerospace Inc.
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Materials &propellantmetals, composites, fuelInputs &electronicscells, sensors, siliconComponents &subsystemsengines, optics, linksVehicles &satellitesrockets, buses, payloadsPlatforms &devicesintegrated hardware + sof…Product linesweapons, drones, evidence…Customers &demandgovernment, military, com…TITitanium & superalloy feedstockNINickel, cobalt & rheniumALAluminumATIATI Inc.PWREnergy & smelting powerHWMHowmet AerospacePCCPrecision CastpartsGEGE AerospaceRTXRTX (Pratt & Whitney)RRRolls-RoyceSAFSafranBABoeingAIRAirbusTRKCommercial truck OEMsAIRAirlines & lessorsDEFDefense & governmentIndustrial & IGT
Company details
Market cap
$110B
P/E ratio
63×
Div yield
0.2%
EPS (TTM)
$4.35
Profit margin
18%
Rev. growth
+16%
Revenue
$8.9B
Free cash flow
$1.3B
In plain English
Howmet Aerospace casts the superalloy turbine airfoils, forges the titanium structures, and makes the aerospace fasteners and forged-aluminum truck wheels that go into nearly every modern jet engine and airframe. Spun out of Arconic in 2020, it sells mostly to engine makers GE Aerospace and RTX (each ~10% of sales) plus Boeing and Airbus — a designed-in, high-margin franchise riding the commercial-aerospace super-cycle.
In simple terms
What Howmet Aerospace Inc. really sells
Howmet Aerospace casts the superalloy turbine airfoils, forges the titanium structures, and makes the aerospace fasteners and forged-aluminum truck wheels that go into nearly every modern jet engine and airframe. Spun out of Arconic in 2020, it sells mostly to engine makers GE Aerospace and RTX (each ~10% of sales) plus Boeing and Airbus — a designed-in, high-margin franchise riding the commercial-aerospace super-cycle.
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